https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9502cf9bfeecf32476435ead625c4037.pdf 9befdf7c31e5898112cdf0535223385e PDF Text Text .' ' YORK UP l..Jaek Spink" JG1ants, suffered a torn h~atn ent In l'o the Washlltgton Rcd5klns and is offensive g"ritd Jor the.New York Ius lclt knee 111 Sunday's 31-14ln:sj expected to be uut two weeks. ----- -- - 'dra Tdanna anne woodgerd, Mr$~ ~q.,.M,c).ore ' 1Mrs. Nan Moore; couh~illor ol · D,"P~'' the Mell\qilil\ 1/ouih Ji'eflowshlp, . Hrllow~en lfc c:~~~~~~·:,,..:"'t~er~~o was surpri!M with a party eelo. used lor the party bratirig her blrlhdfy Sunday Oct· dlning.(oom of the obcr 27, preoo111ng the. r~gular nwelmg of the MYF at Heath MCI· hoqist Church: t ' • ,' ' ' , John Ketchka, pr-.Sidcnt pre· NEW YORK UP - Irving Cob· sented Mrs. Moore with a gilt and en, match-maker ror ~t. Nicholas refreshments of 1cc creAm cake Areno, .was hcdded today with a and iced t.. were served. The Rev heavy' Cllie ot (lu. Co~en 'formerly c. R. Konkrlght asked the btesslll' monaked 1\ocky <lrazla'~o. ex·mtd· for the l'tlreshmenls wl1icb wer~ dleweishl 'champion. and many served by the committee! Christine olhcr fighters. Coats, JU11e Casey and Mary Carol Swanson al)d the t~osistan~ counc;l lor, Miss Sally Schaal. • John Ketehka was moderator or a panel dJscussi~n on ; 'Gambltng" l for tho Drogram ol the meetin ' and those taking part wete Jame~ OCTOBER 28 MONDAY Hamer, David Xoi\kright and Kari Betk CLOSED Present lor the party and meet· ing were Mr Konkright and SOilS, Fdr our 1957 SHoo• Dav!d and Eudell; Mrs. Mooru Wolch For R~nt Noat !>Iii& Schaaf. JJohn Ketchka. Chris'' tine Coals Carol swallSon March '1991 , J 11 1'!e ' Oastv, ~nd ' 1 It===========:-::--====::;, All my Summer Things Vorjl, Are Cleaned And Stored For The Winter! Smart lady' She knows that clothes keep better when they're thoroughly clean .. . and no one cleans clothes more thoroughly than we do! We handle everything with core remove all spots and stains, restore "like new" dazzle and f.reshness. Let us dry clean and mothproof all your summer clothmg before you loy it away for the winter. Robinson's ~. . ' ROBINSON,.S LAUNDRY In Pomeroy Anno&m~~~ • ',.' t··. ,J~/.{.·if.;'. LAUNDERERS· DRY CLEANERS TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS I11 Middleport ! r ' : ' .;_ d NATI'ONif'f iNo-DW -:ae•h·!!~ov••••'' ;8th; ,. I~V;B.g Succwabs'Monday At Letart Ho"e· • . Mason Jacl:<r~. &urvlvin.~ WIN ' '• ' ' • SEE THE Fabulous All New Oct 29&30 ON DISPLAY To Be Given Away By The Buick Dealers In This Area Today and Tomorrow Oct. 28th ond 29th .Nollnng to buy You need not be )ll'cscnt to win. Sol'ry! ,111: t.l1ntlies. , open to our employees or tln!ir Qllmedi• I,, ; I' • .. ' , ,; ~c Tel~~~~~llQwei' WIITN Cliannci 13, llunthlgtuu, ~11 V:i\.• \ til:! t tl Enning• 1:00 P.M. ·, ', l' rhun·~~ .. ' . ' '· \ ,. •, Pom•r•r,• Oho . 104 Years of Senlee ")'rom lluggtes to Duleks" ,, n;l'1' ", ' ' ' ti l BLAETT PONTIAC ' rotl••ino Mrs. Wallace Bradford, e~ecu· Uvc secl'l!lary, was in chart~• of the ···sd(;iated .. , . *. wtlh the company, I'm "bee" and will have the letters all the people who ha¥e m•il•d by November 13. , Board members and volunteer worken; at lhe church mclwjed D. (Mike) Dougherty ex· Mrs. Bertha Rathburn, M~s. George Nov. 1 as manager Parker, Mtss Nelle Bmg, R.N., Mrs. M. D. l!artlnger, Mra (;uy Nelgler, Mrs VIolet Grimm, Mrs. Ricbard Chambers, Mr!. Wayne'! ibbons. Mrs Cathcrme SbavorlnskY, liN, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Wi!Uam pi~~~~~;PJ:,1.~~ cor·~s.'•Iri i'lai1t:h&~1rsO.: Mrs. John Thompson, Ann Dwight Wallace, Mrs. Mrs. Clarell<!! Dlcten, Frieda, Fachitle. . . ,, 1 ' ,t , ' I11 .1" in~ of 11\o )Yinnin~ licket will honoring lhe 86 year penod. I Bl• San•t• 'l'n lll•"lstt~r To \\'IN A Ne"' '58 BUICK I 111~ <'on lest not ' ' ) ~u IIW able lovely Ch,J'o'br~ok Grciud'· iiY''B!iil~ II( Houee & Gardea aad Amerleaa Ho~"· ~Ill!', l~e It ju ~I .Jte:..e.~ty lu our wladow~.~~~d oa ciurin&IOIIII ,Nationll Widow Week. The S~L~D w!ld cherry of the ~herrybr~ok' Group It fiulthed lu a warm, rich bi'Own colol e~led rtddl~to~e, "'J,Dlaleeent ,r the fialeh oa olcl \lioil~. \ ;,~'rrybi'Ook, wilh 111 tradltioul •.l)'ll'i:!' '!.u1e 111, . ·o.~r mo1t P.Of~lar aroupt, and har~,DoiiJ~~ with ' ejtbe' 1!14.1tl~(llil or model'!!, aeceuorl~~· I~ Sb'-ID ~~~iv~ ~· &ae eabl~of;ll'l~l!l :~ li:(iutl~u,l fialtli ~omllill~ tureatea,Wioom ,aulte ·)'Og'IL- !HI ' , "~ud to owQ. ~~:it ~url,~Kli$!iu4~l!'':!~k., '58 BUICK ~ An addilionol di•!t ibution of sa, reprosenling 9% ~ollnlf 5% towntiltlp road mileaf< • Will be l'l!lcased ooon, Brad· en sa1d. This will brmg the total slate distrltiutlon of J95ti regi!lrallon fees to $59,858,814.76 as agatnst $Sji,085,702.31 for the preVIOus year. M'""" t I A o. arc \Wo llroth· r[t<!, Sam Jolft:ttl, Ma:~om ' ®lfm Coltpnbn• and' two ~~. \!rs. ' Edl\h Q11oh, and .Mrs. Margircl .Roso of Col· iii\JbUH. ··'Th• bo~i' of the dO<;e.,cd will '" " ta~cn lo "" oliver 111lm• itt MASon Whf'r" £rlPnrlll may .call d · ter 6 ,p. m. !l'Uesday. • Burial will b. made In thr. .Adam"'"~ ~e1n9tery ~~ Masqlt under the dir1~1ton ol the F'oglc H~ng l,'un~ f#l · UDine.. ~ "'' I 1 ·•z.:~ ..... ,.:-· 7u:~~..o . . e ••.f 1 .... ,, . " .' ' .. I Letart Falls Halloween.,.....,., To Be �I THE DAILY SENTINEL -COOKING DE"P'f 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, Q, Q~t ~9, 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE Comm~ntating, Editorially CSI/dren, Adults, Invited To HalloweenPorly Next Channell-Tuesday C~l·ltil ~ ~ Wediits~ 6 45 Sign On 6 ~ atj tm ~ ~ ~~~~r Room 7:1!0 1'o~IY Thurtiltiy N~ht When Organized Fun Will Be The Order B e:ll~ten of tht l!a ~Invited to the Big en ms re Association sponsored Hailo ween party Thursday night on Pome10y s up per parkmg lot where a gay Ume Is expected for the youngsters and oldsters alike This kmd or organized fun Is a d1stmct improve ment over that of some years ago when Jt 11as every boy for himself and property own ers suffered accordingly 1 1 prevent this happening w1th loose money con trois from some source are ne~ll!lfrY The only a~ency to exerme control In an econo mlc field as large and complicated !s the Umted States 1s the federal government The Amencan people have demonstrated many times at the polls they do not want complete domination by their federal govern men! Yet the umons as well as many other segments of our nation e1ther blindly or w1th mallce aforethought WOQ!d callously urge a step m the finance field that would lead d1 rectly ioward federal domination Tit~se are the kind of Ideas promoted In the free Idea market thai must be opJ1o!ed by everyone who desires stab1hty m America Motorists are uked to remove theit veh1 cles from the upper lot after 1 80 p riJ liS that area will be blocked off lfter that hour when preparations will be started fot ihe party A portion of ltast Second sf also will be dosed later that afternoon The Pod!eroy High School band WJII pattlcipate In the pili'ade which starts at 7 p m from City hall Who said the younger ~eratloll fg going to the dogs• Forty )'drs ago t4, public would have snorted at orialilieli Jtall~een tuii Halloween was nothl~:e to the leaner oi that time wtthout t few little liulldlncs tipped ov er fences torn down, pltnt splashed on barns and houses, wlnddwr smaShed ot streets and roads blocUcl with stray obata fend•e dflvllll' Whit are they' lletenstve driving Is operating your car as If that fellow coming toward you or parked along the slreet, suddenly may put himself In )'0111' patti Yo~ should be driving cohsclous of what he mtlf do and b6 rrtilang contln IIOUI judleUiinb as to wMt yoU m4y be able to do lJ tlie ubpleasant happens OffedSive driving Is using deportment be hind tile Wlttiel that shows you know you are I .=:;.;;;;:5::;;:;3~Si: ' your brotheri' keeper " Drive so u to take 'tdc0""!~~:b care of tile other person being careful not to bin place yo'ur automobile In a position where it Ru II•Ue heart to eheer damages or Injures aomoone else These famous readers are. sldl Tliere Is i dHference In attitude here, In ~ubhahe~ by Ametlcan llWol Co ClnciMatl Ohio who will '""d the dlrectioil of thinking as It perblms to 1 fOU llle price llit oa t~uesl driVIng The Yal!o ha•• the Ray W Arttb Posters alld promotion of the tafety coun ~""i;;;o'7v'<r::W'tnl::;;;;-rtr;h;0:,' llleti<S aftd .ill the spellers" So iii: "'' many personi have aii~il me ells use bot~ approaches Rio one aiMlut these that 1 m tellmg you Today we expect moderation on suc'ii Ira dltlonal holldly ~t!nte V•rld'IISm Iii tr6Wll ed upon by 99 per cent of the parenta' who themselves were guilty of lndu!Jing In ex treme acts ot "fun" In the!~ own youth Pomeroy council last week put lfs Informal stamp of approval on Ma:;or E F Robibson's deter n;.lnation not to Impose a curfew upon the town's teen agers There never has been a curfew ill mod~m times In Pomeroy and may or and coun~llsee no rt111on to change policy Pt~oblem It Is expected the young people will on the Sp!ed Not Speed, p!r so, many folks believe now Is whole cooperate and one town official won't object too much II he has the same prank not Important Who obeys speed signs any worked on hlm as last year, which was to find way' If you travel at all Its perfectly obvl ous that nobody does, lncludmg the pollee the a1r of all of his tires rel~ased One western state posts 1ts speed )Imii a~ "that which Is safe It s the first sensible Eat Too sign we've seen and does not Insult lntelll E~opomlsts admit tight money Is not a 1 gence as an the others do popular policy They are certalll strong obAnother thing Most highways have posted jections rise to It, but they argue that we signs Indicating the sharpness of curves can't have our cake and eat It too, In a rell" many suggesting the safe 1peed for 11 In sonably f1ee ~onomy most cases these too are silly Most curl'l!s Two weeks ago Fred Kiel and Dr John marked 3$ mph can be taken easily at 45 to Balles Bpeaklng here as representatives of 50 miles an hour In models of cars since 1950 the Federal Reserve Bank of Clevelahd point Once ld a while a sign Ia right and the drl ed this out ver gets In trouble taking It at the speed he Saturday the national labor federations had reason to eKpect tt safe based on what the AP'L and C!O, joined In a statement he had experienced before against 'tight money " Tiley predicted dire But which will drivers listen to more of consequences to the future business climate fenslve or defenBive driving' Wed like to If money were not made more plentiful see an exhaustive authoritative study made of the psychology of driving Let's find out what all klndB of people \VIII heed or be more Tbe bell argument against Joolle money Is likely to heed This Wodld be an excellent thesis for a the one that shows how prices Invariably rise when circulating money chues non-existent Dactor's degree In soelology or psychology gooda, thereby pushing prices upward To Have a! II someone Real l I I Our Coke, Best Argument Put Forfb Daily Senbnel Daybook PLAN POll TIA The Wide ,..wake 4 11 Club will have their Aehlavement Day Tea II the homo or their counellor Mro I. W MeColri11 on Sunday Nov 3 at 3 p m wllh Bewrly Perrin ~unlo• Leader In ebarae or Ihe arran1olnent• A mlllltal program llll bell! phnned lor !he lea which Ia being held In bbservanO(J of National Achievemen! DIY Nov 2 OIIIN CAl tOT Llo,d M'C!JiiJiftlln «oute 3 P6meroy 1nd Bill Ch•pman Tnp ''"' Plains today announced PIIRJ lur opeptnr a UIOd tar ear lot on Jl. Main Street til!hloen Parkertburr ~11 and Reel and th Excelsior olt 'Work• Thl! lot " 11 open on ov I r Lt •iJ..... -::;--.- lliiL: Ill n Dm'Oh!P JNTi!:lll!$'1'8 Or IIBIGS.MASON ARU NaUonal ad..ttllln• I'OiiltMntJ. : . Jotllnelll Kimball 1M INS :~ Ave • New Yort Cll1 10bltrtcl 111 ,... d 1 1 malltr 11 lht 0{~~· ;a,llnl troJ, Oblo om • poJ Pope PiusXR Exhorts World Leaders To Peace IHTIItTAIN PA!TIINTI Tlf• COJ1111~.. t~tlllld YoUIII People• Choln d tilt New Hnon EUP Chul'tll ·~~lftecl tb& pat lenlt 4! La'lillt !Jdl;ttal on Moad•r nl(ht Tile Jl'OUP, under the df..,, Uon Qt Jotln It~ sang sever al Nleetlo~i of ns lor the patlenlllln i JII'G8' m of about one SANTA MARIA Ill GALERlA houn duraUon. Italy UP - Pope PIUI XU called on world leat\era Sunday to lhlni ANtta\lr:fdMIIft' about their • onerous duty ' ot aav. Tile Council of ChllrOh Wom•n lng the world from a new war '1111 meet Nov st at 1 p m atul Th• 81 yeai'Old Pope made IUs oboerve Wotld Wide Community plea lor peaee IJt the flnt worde Day 11 the N~ !ttven Methodlat spoken over a new $2 4001100 VaU. ChUNh. Do"' Fo1teaon1 will can radio 1taUon hero HI! speech be 1uest lpi~ r In Latin wao earrlcd almulllnEach membii' II alked to lirlng eously to ""' point of the tlolle a wash clotb 6r loWe~ to bo lor the tlnl time oent Io needy people overseas He aald hla eall tor peaee eame •,. mueh mote lmenUt today MIITINI POSTIIONID 1ince cloud!' of dlseord leem to Tho moellnl of l\le Wonleo , oblel:ro the allea o! the countrle• Guild of the Fe~ll'aled Ch~reh of lite Near list, eloN to llle Nhedule\1 ror wedpllday oven <radle of the ~edeemer • LOt all retOI!IIIIe ' he WjrRod, ln1 h11 been PIJIIpGlled unUI Wedne•dilf, Nov e 11 1 ao p !h ' hi>w fmmi!nl'e 1118 Irreparable h at the chUJ<h It wts a~nouheed the IUIR IOUI of dellruetlon w)lie'h today by tba pre1ldent Mill eould I'IIIUII from the consunlinK llrei of a new war Ejlllbeth Flet Out of '/ian a~ recent eventa only too clearlrtestlfy eome lorth IIAK'i"""iAtl TrOop Me l!6t leo!lll f A 1 alau1hter de11nlotlon and ml1et)' erlro will Iitte a llllll S~e Sa~ of every deld'illtlo~ ' 'Wo Inylle all wit~, repeated ur. urdat at til¥ 1ttlualet Cleinen Ieney to ellcbllllb 4na eonllnrithe and all eoilfilktl6111 t~ the u le peaee w'1' lf., !!leorae koutma1ter Rwon "''~[ ~din& the lq: Cllt fe!lldeiiU •1 till natlon!ll DR P!WI.lillllt fQ SfiAIC Stout Jh'lfe nGt allllt the Dr Rlllfeiol raulknet ••tlerln loeal troOp ~Midf tendcnl o! Athena ~tate Hoipltol Wilt be ldturtil 1petter tohlahl _,!!~~ 1:~~'!1 ···~~;r, atthe thePorn'"" Oetol!tr Laat.. Ntallt ot • a w tel ~ d l'Jdilr Club td the Web!'~r Poll Aratrlean oH lllclal rOomt· Qt the Federoted will moe! fOill~E fr Tao Church if 0'10 p m Ladli 1 or ~ 1• 1 the eHutcli" will MrVo the dinner ---- ~ w~ll :r~dfllt Ml'-11 RICIIPTS El~oh•wtr Will lltir f16t pew• Ptrlll* IIJiiilll ~,~~ In Jlome<ootiN!lce Ill ..... diO ft w~lor the e!,l ...eel tollu.l PIO. i Ill u t -~ P• zt.~v~ "POrt ol •• I · - -,..-DilL • 9 00 Romper Room 9 SO Ttoubl~ With Father 10 00 Arlene Frsncli Show 10 80 Trel&l!l'tl Hunt ll 00 'l'he Prlce.Ja Rl1bt II 30 'J:r~lh ,or .Col\!4'jUtnq<S so Truth or Conill!qU&neea 12 00 Tic Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be Yo~ 12 00 tM 'Jlae DouiH I 00 Mid Day !'lOWs 12 SO It Could Be You l l~ Mov10tlme I 00 Mid Day News 2 30 Bride and Groom I 15 Movlehme 3 00 Matinee Theatre 2 so Bride and Groom 4 00 Queen lor a Day 3 00 M.allliM Theatre 4 4~ Mqdbrn Romlnceo 4,00 Q!t~en for a Day 5 00 Comedy TIJne ·" 5 30 Spinach Playhou10 4 4~ lllcide'!lllomances 6 15 Spcrt.s Eye 5 00 Comed1 Tiinl 6 25 Wealhercut 5 30 Splruleh Playhouse 6 30 ~ewo..~•cture 6 10 Ch~lea Ill Dmleb 6 45 ~ l'le!Y• 6 25 }'Jeal'h.,eaat 7 oo lils to Footllall ntgJiui!ts 6 80 N~i J'jcibre 7 30 Na~Klng Cole 8 4'5 NBC ~S 8 00 Ed e FiSAer.Show 7 00 IWJia fc Saddles 9 00 (, M~~a¥ T 30 9qoJ! ~alJI 9 30 iiob Cumm1nga Show Bla ~llthllr.ltft~! Bed 10 00 The e.t)lfo~ ~ 00 Knl\ T)i~tre 10 30 'l'lte New ;,\dyeaurea of 10 btl Tlils tl Yolitlllfe II Sllbuld wt teach, and urge defensive or of Today We Expect Mtxlen!Hibn Can't 9 30 Trouble With Father 10 00 Arlene Francia Show 10 30 Treasure Hunt II 00 The Price Is Right Ollensive, Or Delensive? cles On Nov. 5 WSA% -TV Chatl"el3 ~~Jf: reilon I Whose farm lhe Sentinel IMlcauae they are Alt~r ydu iee titled Dad ana course I shbUid kllpwn Itthe loeatlon o! thai barn 9r silo the shape of the root and how the nearby road looks and ao on But tis a complete fobler an aenal picture SUggestion-no., and then Howzabout 1 sld~ view or front view or ·~ lptrlgu!Dg angle all at eye level' JUst ror a change y know J m not up ln the 111r enough gel proper perspective al tnough dozenl of lbe!e rorm• ar• !AI ramtlar to Dod ami me havln!i: pa89cd them many many tim~· lft our wandering• through Melgo Co"nty The now Ura Swlohor home on the old L"ley plaoo near Cho shire has all the wtlls and rool up ready lor what Ia probably an al'(ful lol of Interior work Urlt and family are llvln- In the large and eommodlou! boHtJ ot his fattier Ermen $wisher on lhe Beek Road ' whllo tiulldillq Is golns on 1 said to Mlldred Sg much room at Erman a 1 expeot tbey hardr know you re ther~:" Oli yes ther do 1ald Mlldita six ot us ellro around-:/l!s they know wa re there Faetolleo' tng a menl Retent article In Satevepost Doeo "i•gland Ready ijeed a Queen reh right down to e,rth explaming hew a monarch Is merely !nd only a figurehead lh Old Brlttanla "t 1'-t t th oo- e It to. s a p •" y Queen a allowanoe alone bemg million dollaro a year The Post qucleJ. It ai '75 thous and Enghah pounda aM you can have ~our school <hlld figure !hot up at about $2 80 per En glloh p-ifynd-anthmetic " so hard lor k•d• lhese dayo you might just lee how he does at a long lcgied multJply•ng JOb sucb as this Besides he 11 be Impressed at our gelling a president fo• $1251100 per )ear-real bargain wruer '!'he monar ehy then haa become a puro s~vera) toos~y:s t~• sh~~~ Jm still da!'led over It all How ean a degqendBot of p\U'e Yankee (meJ really go lor all that panoply pomp and clreumstan<e? \loot saUcnt remark I ve heard of the young queen was bY Daye Gmoway "And ohe II never (the Quetn) live to set her 1011 C~arles as klnl J'oor little rleh girl-really -Ellgland1s liwely Queen Bess of 195~ Wbo and Whore' h~rewilb Around .;,a th'• a'-ent •• -nt-.h-t • os minded proleslor left his berlb lor a drlrtk ot water and upon ftls return found that ~e w's lost He appealed to a porter lor help Don t you remember thq number of your berth the por d lcr askc Jm afro d not replied the proles.scr Haven I you afiy Idea where It was? asked the pOI'tl!r .;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;::;;;;;:;;:;;ci;;;:;;;;:;ll;;;;.f WJ tl!5 H MJ;, (0 lily u Heltrot~ l~ ~ :~hf:~w 11 oo Nel¥1 It !a WMHerdit oNkteMiPUL.... da'tlltllli it.Mt co 1110 'W~ · qa~t 11 t! Nltewa h 12:~, II 15 Nltewal~h !:l30 Slail Oil • -INrill·.r ,....,.,. 61 ..... !ll'lff,>. ,& WCHS·'tV CRIIIittll 1 ChannelS-Tuesday Chlnlitl8 .. Wlllilotln 75g S1il! On 7 59 Sl~ "':f4 8 00 Caplatn JtantJatoO 800 ~ ~Pfod 8 ~ cws Newi 8~5 ~ 99 0045 lol~nll!t Show 9 Q<l Ii'i.rl "·~iAMr ,1 CBS News 9 45 CBS N~we 'i I'll 1 Did You KnOw That? Eleettle !'lve $3li 001 coa $20 II;. Gas Furnaet eonYerslon bureau $40 00 Phone 612S,X: I0.7,fttf' 1110~ tl5 Gam Morning Slate Nelli 109 00 Moore 10 30 Artjlur Godfrey 1130 Strike <It ilteh 12 oo News al Noon 12 10 X.lle a Almanae 12 15 I,ove of Lite 12 30 Search fur Tomorrow 12 45 dl ding Light 1 00 G Katie s Klteben I 30 Ao the World Turns 22 00 the C\ock 39 Beat Houseparty 3 00 lllg Payoff 3 30 The Verdi<! Is Yours 4 00 llrlghter Day 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Ed 01 lab1 , ge N 5 00 T.,e Early Show 6 30 Your Esao Reporter 6 45 Sjort Par de 6 55 7 00 Parade of Stan 7 30 TelepliQne :rim• 8 00 Big Ten Htgbllghta 0 00 To Tell The Truth 9 30 Red Skelton 10 00 $64 000 Question 10 30 Mama 1 Up-t~>lhe mlnule News II oa Scanning the Weather II 10 The !,ote Show Weat~erma~ I 10t1 SS 00 10 so .M.M~tir:#\~ km G..,ry Ait 11 10 ll 12 00 """' ;;J 8f e Jt IIIMI I t, ;r New• At Noon 12 to xatt~·l ,AOODJc •• ~ •• 12 1 00 1 30 22 30 00 3 00 Seat~ ~.ll•"''~' i~·morro~w 1 12 15 LIW4 o~ !.Jle \ ~ Beagle taLI!It doga lot ale-;;;. trade Howard 8 Stitt Kiddiepori Rt 1 ilobsun RotY! ""~'"" ,. 1 ---':.!:-.:.. ---'--"-10 ~p ~ custom Btl1il ll!ltebl!ll Kitchen deillgne4 lor ytnit home Free estllilat., Foreman & Abbotl Phone 6ZC4 Y 8 6 II 'lea!b~~a!' TiJij 1 .MIIUon•lre rve Got a Seo~l 1 AhnllrlfDJ Clrele 'dlea UP.I~>Ihe-inlilute Ne111 S!annl~llhe Weilliel' Tile Lilli Show I1 wu•N . .i'iiil (Lan"•l "'81 n I ' I l' q uv 1• 12:10 p.m. ~C:ffanliel13 Tu"''"day ~---..1 1iW·11 d....., ., ~' ellis u news !WO) DaI'Iy On 990 SJI•t 0 ft Y0U r Slin I.IQ!rilna.MoYie Advehturea In Learnlltll NeltJhbors lfoo~ Newa Cartoon Club Llberace (lreteben Wade Sbow Mlvle lllallliet American Babddand Your Wife ~~~•1 MoU18 Club wnoon Oub Five Stai' Flntl t r::.!r~at 1.1n1111111 9 44 8 45 ~r;~r II 00 ll till 12 05 1215 12 aq 1 00 1 30 3.,. : ~ 4aq eoo ~ J ~~ 830 Radio Dietl Writer Olive Ingraham GIU 1:= tUii !l:~ 12:311 '!'~~e:d"~:=l~nd A and 8 bedrooms, lar&a IIGOII. must tol Brill,( your dl!' !llrea And your problems JllOVt In tomorrow Try us were deal. fhi oa IU4 vm low'** poilalble tmni New liitl uiid Ten wldtl!e, hut•••lectlon rr~ d~ll~eJ1, qulek, open ' U. fi, !3 South WAVElltY, O!IIO ~ Parade Cioey ~uiih I Love Lucy Bla R~oord ~ WAVIIlYMOBILE HOMI SALES 4 ~ BriS'-~helle!0 1 ~ "' m: w;m 4·' §li Eage ol Nijhf 00 The ...... S•h • e""" You•"'t."•"o .,'lg!Jier ~ "' $100 to ,1000 I, d.liyf. l,lul 11' I Ka\l~'i !Pte i! As the Wor/!f Tilfn1 Beat j\le CIOdi Jlouse~lri Big Pa~lf ,. 34 30 The Verlliel II Youro "" 6 4t5 6 7 7 30 8 00 9 00 9 3D ID 00 11 00 II 03 II 10 BUY NOW! ,,.,£ FOR SALE - Apples New Ha ven Orchard New Haven Pbono TU 24688 1291! one Lancaster deep w1th presaure l!:.t..t �I THE DAILY SENTINEL -COOKING DE"P'f 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, Q, Q~t ~9, 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE Comm~ntating, Editorially CSI/dren, Adults, Invited To HalloweenPorly Next Channell-Tuesday C~l·ltil ~ ~ Wediits~ 6 45 Sign On 6 ~ atj tm ~ ~ ~~~~r Room 7:1!0 1'o~IY Thurtiltiy N~ht When Organized Fun Will Be The Order B e:ll~ten of tht l!a ~Invited to the Big en ms re Association sponsored Hailo ween party Thursday night on Pome10y s up per parkmg lot where a gay Ume Is expected for the youngsters and oldsters alike This kmd or organized fun Is a d1stmct improve ment over that of some years ago when Jt 11as every boy for himself and property own ers suffered accordingly 1 1 prevent this happening w1th loose money con trois from some source are ne~ll!lfrY The only a~ency to exerme control In an econo mlc field as large and complicated !s the Umted States 1s the federal government The Amencan people have demonstrated many times at the polls they do not want complete domination by their federal govern men! Yet the umons as well as many other segments of our nation e1ther blindly or w1th mallce aforethought WOQ!d callously urge a step m the finance field that would lead d1 rectly ioward federal domination Tit~se are the kind of Ideas promoted In the free Idea market thai must be opJ1o!ed by everyone who desires stab1hty m America Motorists are uked to remove theit veh1 cles from the upper lot after 1 80 p riJ liS that area will be blocked off lfter that hour when preparations will be started fot ihe party A portion of ltast Second sf also will be dosed later that afternoon The Pod!eroy High School band WJII pattlcipate In the pili'ade which starts at 7 p m from City hall Who said the younger ~eratloll fg going to the dogs• Forty )'drs ago t4, public would have snorted at orialilieli Jtall~een tuii Halloween was nothl~:e to the leaner oi that time wtthout t few little liulldlncs tipped ov er fences torn down, pltnt splashed on barns and houses, wlnddwr smaShed ot streets and roads blocUcl with stray obata fend•e dflvllll' Whit are they' lletenstve driving Is operating your car as If that fellow coming toward you or parked along the slreet, suddenly may put himself In )'0111' patti Yo~ should be driving cohsclous of what he mtlf do and b6 rrtilang contln IIOUI judleUiinb as to wMt yoU m4y be able to do lJ tlie ubpleasant happens OffedSive driving Is using deportment be hind tile Wlttiel that shows you know you are I .=:;.;;;;:5::;;:;3~Si: ' your brotheri' keeper " Drive so u to take 'tdc0""!~~:b care of tile other person being careful not to bin place yo'ur automobile In a position where it Ru II•Ue heart to eheer damages or Injures aomoone else These famous readers are. sldl Tliere Is i dHference In attitude here, In ~ubhahe~ by Ametlcan llWol Co ClnciMatl Ohio who will '""d the dlrectioil of thinking as It perblms to 1 fOU llle price llit oa t~uesl driVIng The Yal!o ha•• the Ray W Arttb Posters alld promotion of the tafety coun ~""i;;;o'7v'<r::W'tnl::;;;;-rtr;h;0:,' llleti<S aftd .ill the spellers" So iii: "'' many personi have aii~il me ells use bot~ approaches Rio one aiMlut these that 1 m tellmg you Today we expect moderation on suc'ii Ira dltlonal holldly ~t!nte V•rld'IISm Iii tr6Wll ed upon by 99 per cent of the parenta' who themselves were guilty of lndu!Jing In ex treme acts ot "fun" In the!~ own youth Pomeroy council last week put lfs Informal stamp of approval on Ma:;or E F Robibson's deter n;.lnation not to Impose a curfew upon the town's teen agers There never has been a curfew ill mod~m times In Pomeroy and may or and coun~llsee no rt111on to change policy Pt~oblem It Is expected the young people will on the Sp!ed Not Speed, p!r so, many folks believe now Is whole cooperate and one town official won't object too much II he has the same prank not Important Who obeys speed signs any worked on hlm as last year, which was to find way' If you travel at all Its perfectly obvl ous that nobody does, lncludmg the pollee the a1r of all of his tires rel~ased One western state posts 1ts speed )Imii a~ "that which Is safe It s the first sensible Eat Too sign we've seen and does not Insult lntelll E~opomlsts admit tight money Is not a 1 gence as an the others do popular policy They are certalll strong obAnother thing Most highways have posted jections rise to It, but they argue that we signs Indicating the sharpness of curves can't have our cake and eat It too, In a rell" many suggesting the safe 1peed for 11 In sonably f1ee ~onomy most cases these too are silly Most curl'l!s Two weeks ago Fred Kiel and Dr John marked 3$ mph can be taken easily at 45 to Balles Bpeaklng here as representatives of 50 miles an hour In models of cars since 1950 the Federal Reserve Bank of Clevelahd point Once ld a while a sign Ia right and the drl ed this out ver gets In trouble taking It at the speed he Saturday the national labor federations had reason to eKpect tt safe based on what the AP'L and C!O, joined In a statement he had experienced before against 'tight money " Tiley predicted dire But which will drivers listen to more of consequences to the future business climate fenslve or defenBive driving' Wed like to If money were not made more plentiful see an exhaustive authoritative study made of the psychology of driving Let's find out what all klndB of people \VIII heed or be more Tbe bell argument against Joolle money Is likely to heed This Wodld be an excellent thesis for a the one that shows how prices Invariably rise when circulating money chues non-existent Dactor's degree In soelology or psychology gooda, thereby pushing prices upward To Have a! II someone Real l I I Our Coke, Best Argument Put Forfb Daily Senbnel Daybook PLAN POll TIA The Wide ,..wake 4 11 Club will have their Aehlavement Day Tea II the homo or their counellor Mro I. W MeColri11 on Sunday Nov 3 at 3 p m wllh Bewrly Perrin ~unlo• Leader In ebarae or Ihe arran1olnent• A mlllltal program llll bell! phnned lor !he lea which Ia being held In bbservanO(J of National Achievemen! DIY Nov 2 OIIIN CAl tOT Llo,d M'C!JiiJiftlln «oute 3 P6meroy 1nd Bill Ch•pman Tnp ''"' Plains today announced PIIRJ lur opeptnr a UIOd tar ear lot on Jl. Main Street til!hloen Parkertburr ~11 and Reel and th Excelsior olt 'Work• Thl! lot " 11 open on ov I r Lt •iJ..... -::;--.- lliiL: Ill n Dm'Oh!P JNTi!:lll!$'1'8 Or IIBIGS.MASON ARU NaUonal ad..ttllln• I'OiiltMntJ. : . Jotllnelll Kimball 1M INS :~ Ave • New Yort Cll1 10bltrtcl 111 ,... d 1 1 malltr 11 lht 0{~~· ;a,llnl troJ, Oblo om • poJ Pope PiusXR Exhorts World Leaders To Peace IHTIItTAIN PA!TIINTI Tlf• COJ1111~.. t~tlllld YoUIII People• Choln d tilt New Hnon EUP Chul'tll ·~~lftecl tb& pat lenlt 4! La'lillt !Jdl;ttal on Moad•r nl(ht Tile Jl'OUP, under the df..,, Uon Qt Jotln It~ sang sever al Nleetlo~i of ns lor the patlenlllln i JII'G8' m of about one SANTA MARIA Ill GALERlA houn duraUon. Italy UP - Pope PIUI XU called on world leat\era Sunday to lhlni ANtta\lr:fdMIIft' about their • onerous duty ' ot aav. Tile Council of ChllrOh Wom•n lng the world from a new war '1111 meet Nov st at 1 p m atul Th• 81 yeai'Old Pope made IUs oboerve Wotld Wide Community plea lor peaee IJt the flnt worde Day 11 the N~ !ttven Methodlat spoken over a new $2 4001100 VaU. ChUNh. Do"' Fo1teaon1 will can radio 1taUon hero HI! speech be 1uest lpi~ r In Latin wao earrlcd almulllnEach membii' II alked to lirlng eously to ""' point of the tlolle a wash clotb 6r loWe~ to bo lor the tlnl time oent Io needy people overseas He aald hla eall tor peaee eame •,. mueh mote lmenUt today MIITINI POSTIIONID 1ince cloud!' of dlseord leem to Tho moellnl of l\le Wonleo , oblel:ro the allea o! the countrle• Guild of the Fe~ll'aled Ch~reh of lite Near list, eloN to llle Nhedule\1 ror wedpllday oven <radle of the ~edeemer • LOt all retOI!IIIIe ' he WjrRod, ln1 h11 been PIJIIpGlled unUI Wedne•dilf, Nov e 11 1 ao p !h ' hi>w fmmi!nl'e 1118 Irreparable h at the chUJ<h It wts a~nouheed the IUIR IOUI of dellruetlon w)lie'h today by tba pre1ldent Mill eould I'IIIUII from the consunlinK llrei of a new war Ejlllbeth Flet Out of '/ian a~ recent eventa only too clearlrtestlfy eome lorth IIAK'i"""iAtl TrOop Me l!6t leo!lll f A 1 alau1hter de11nlotlon and ml1et)' erlro will Iitte a llllll S~e Sa~ of every deld'illtlo~ ' 'Wo Inylle all wit~, repeated ur. urdat at til¥ 1ttlualet Cleinen Ieney to ellcbllllb 4na eonllnrithe and all eoilfilktl6111 t~ the u le peaee w'1' lf., !!leorae koutma1ter Rwon "''~[ ~din& the lq: Cllt fe!lldeiiU •1 till natlon!ll DR P!WI.lillllt fQ SfiAIC Stout Jh'lfe nGt allllt the Dr Rlllfeiol raulknet ••tlerln loeal troOp ~Midf tendcnl o! Athena ~tate Hoipltol Wilt be ldturtil 1petter tohlahl _,!!~~ 1:~~'!1 ···~~;r, atthe thePorn'"" Oetol!tr Laat.. Ntallt ot • a w tel ~ d l'Jdilr Club td the Web!'~r Poll Aratrlean oH lllclal rOomt· Qt the Federoted will moe! fOill~E fr Tao Church if 0'10 p m Ladli 1 or ~ 1• 1 the eHutcli" will MrVo the dinner ---- ~ w~ll :r~dfllt Ml'-11 RICIIPTS El~oh•wtr Will lltir f16t pew• Ptrlll* IIJiiilll ~,~~ In Jlome<ootiN!lce Ill ..... diO ft w~lor the e!,l ...eel tollu.l PIO. i Ill u t -~ P• zt.~v~ "POrt ol •• I · - -,..-DilL • 9 00 Romper Room 9 SO Ttoubl~ With Father 10 00 Arlene Frsncli Show 10 80 Trel&l!l'tl Hunt ll 00 'l'he Prlce.Ja Rl1bt II 30 'J:r~lh ,or .Col\!4'jUtnq<S so Truth or Conill!qU&neea 12 00 Tic Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be Yo~ 12 00 tM 'Jlae DouiH I 00 Mid Day !'lOWs 12 SO It Could Be You l l~ Mov10tlme I 00 Mid Day News 2 30 Bride and Groom I 15 Movlehme 3 00 Matinee Theatre 2 so Bride and Groom 4 00 Queen lor a Day 3 00 M.allliM Theatre 4 4~ Mqdbrn Romlnceo 4,00 Q!t~en for a Day 5 00 Comedy TIJne ·" 5 30 Spinach Playhou10 4 4~ lllcide'!lllomances 6 15 Spcrt.s Eye 5 00 Comed1 Tiinl 6 25 Wealhercut 5 30 Splruleh Playhouse 6 30 ~ewo..~•cture 6 10 Ch~lea Ill Dmleb 6 45 ~ l'le!Y• 6 25 }'Jeal'h.,eaat 7 oo lils to Footllall ntgJiui!ts 6 80 N~i J'jcibre 7 30 Na~Klng Cole 8 4'5 NBC ~S 8 00 Ed e FiSAer.Show 7 00 IWJia fc Saddles 9 00 (, M~~a¥ T 30 9qoJ! ~alJI 9 30 iiob Cumm1nga Show Bla ~llthllr.ltft~! Bed 10 00 The e.t)lfo~ ~ 00 Knl\ T)i~tre 10 30 'l'lte New ;,\dyeaurea of 10 btl Tlils tl Yolitlllfe II Sllbuld wt teach, and urge defensive or of Today We Expect Mtxlen!Hibn Can't 9 30 Trouble With Father 10 00 Arlene Francia Show 10 30 Treasure Hunt II 00 The Price Is Right Ollensive, Or Delensive? cles On Nov. 5 WSA% -TV Chatl"el3 ~~Jf: reilon I Whose farm lhe Sentinel IMlcauae they are Alt~r ydu iee titled Dad ana course I shbUid kllpwn Itthe loeatlon o! thai barn 9r silo the shape of the root and how the nearby road looks and ao on But tis a complete fobler an aenal picture SUggestion-no., and then Howzabout 1 sld~ view or front view or ·~ lptrlgu!Dg angle all at eye level' JUst ror a change y know J m not up ln the 111r enough gel proper perspective al tnough dozenl of lbe!e rorm• ar• !AI ramtlar to Dod ami me havln!i: pa89cd them many many tim~· lft our wandering• through Melgo Co"nty The now Ura Swlohor home on the old L"ley plaoo near Cho shire has all the wtlls and rool up ready lor what Ia probably an al'(ful lol of Interior work Urlt and family are llvln- In the large and eommodlou! boHtJ ot his fattier Ermen $wisher on lhe Beek Road ' whllo tiulldillq Is golns on 1 said to Mlldred Sg much room at Erman a 1 expeot tbey hardr know you re ther~:" Oli yes ther do 1ald Mlldita six ot us ellro around-:/l!s they know wa re there Faetolleo' tng a menl Retent article In Satevepost Doeo "i•gland Ready ijeed a Queen reh right down to e,rth explaming hew a monarch Is merely !nd only a figurehead lh Old Brlttanla "t 1'-t t th oo- e It to. s a p •" y Queen a allowanoe alone bemg million dollaro a year The Post qucleJ. It ai '75 thous and Enghah pounda aM you can have ~our school <hlld figure !hot up at about $2 80 per En glloh p-ifynd-anthmetic " so hard lor k•d• lhese dayo you might just lee how he does at a long lcgied multJply•ng JOb sucb as this Besides he 11 be Impressed at our gelling a president fo• $1251100 per )ear-real bargain wruer '!'he monar ehy then haa become a puro s~vera) toos~y:s t~• sh~~~ Jm still da!'led over It all How ean a degqendBot of p\U'e Yankee (meJ really go lor all that panoply pomp and clreumstan<e? \loot saUcnt remark I ve heard of the young queen was bY Daye Gmoway "And ohe II never (the Quetn) live to set her 1011 C~arles as klnl J'oor little rleh girl-really -Ellgland1s liwely Queen Bess of 195~ Wbo and Whore' h~rewilb Around .;,a th'• a'-ent •• -nt-.h-t • os minded proleslor left his berlb lor a drlrtk ot water and upon ftls return found that ~e w's lost He appealed to a porter lor help Don t you remember thq number of your berth the por d lcr askc Jm afro d not replied the proles.scr Haven I you afiy Idea where It was? asked the pOI'tl!r .;;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;::;;;;;:;;:;;ci;;;:;;;;:;ll;;;;.f WJ tl!5 H MJ;, (0 lily u Heltrot~ l~ ~ :~hf:~w 11 oo Nel¥1 It !a WMHerdit oNkteMiPUL.... da'tlltllli it.Mt co 1110 'W~ · qa~t 11 t! Nltewa h 12:~, II 15 Nltewal~h !:l30 Slail Oil • -INrill·.r ,....,.,. 61 ..... !ll'lff,>. ,& WCHS·'tV CRIIIittll 1 ChannelS-Tuesday Chlnlitl8 .. Wlllilotln 75g S1il! On 7 59 Sl~ "':f4 8 00 Caplatn JtantJatoO 800 ~ ~Pfod 8 ~ cws Newi 8~5 ~ 99 0045 lol~nll!t Show 9 Q<l Ii'i.rl "·~iAMr ,1 CBS News 9 45 CBS N~we 'i I'll 1 Did You KnOw That? Eleettle !'lve $3li 001 coa $20 II;. Gas Furnaet eonYerslon bureau $40 00 Phone 612S,X: I0.7,fttf' 1110~ tl5 Gam Morning Slate Nelli 109 00 Moore 10 30 Artjlur Godfrey 1130 Strike <It ilteh 12 oo News al Noon 12 10 X.lle a Almanae 12 15 I,ove of Lite 12 30 Search fur Tomorrow 12 45 dl ding Light 1 00 G Katie s Klteben I 30 Ao the World Turns 22 00 the C\ock 39 Beat Houseparty 3 00 lllg Payoff 3 30 The Verdi<! Is Yours 4 00 llrlghter Day 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 Ed 01 lab1 , ge N 5 00 T.,e Early Show 6 30 Your Esao Reporter 6 45 Sjort Par de 6 55 7 00 Parade of Stan 7 30 TelepliQne :rim• 8 00 Big Ten Htgbllghta 0 00 To Tell The Truth 9 30 Red Skelton 10 00 $64 000 Question 10 30 Mama 1 Up-t~>lhe mlnule News II oa Scanning the Weather II 10 The !,ote Show Weat~erma~ I 10t1 SS 00 10 so .M.M~tir:#\~ km G..,ry Ait 11 10 ll 12 00 """' ;;J 8f e Jt IIIMI I t, ;r New• At Noon 12 to xatt~·l ,AOODJc •• ~ •• 12 1 00 1 30 22 30 00 3 00 Seat~ ~.ll•"''~' i~·morro~w 1 12 15 LIW4 o~ !.Jle \ ~ Beagle taLI!It doga lot ale-;;;. trade Howard 8 Stitt Kiddiepori Rt 1 ilobsun RotY! ""~'"" ,. 1 ---':.!:-.:.. ---'--"-10 ~p ~ custom Btl1il ll!ltebl!ll Kitchen deillgne4 lor ytnit home Free estllilat., Foreman & Abbotl Phone 6ZC4 Y 8 6 II 'lea!b~~a!' TiJij 1 .MIIUon•lre rve Got a Seo~l 1 AhnllrlfDJ Clrele 'dlea UP.I~>Ihe-inlilute Ne111 S!annl~llhe Weilliel' Tile Lilli Show I1 wu•N . .i'iiil (Lan"•l "'81 n I ' I l' q uv 1• 12:10 p.m. ~C:ffanliel13 Tu"''"day ~---..1 1iW·11 d....., ., ~' ellis u news !WO) DaI'Iy On 990 SJI•t 0 ft Y0U r Slin I.IQ!rilna.MoYie Advehturea In Learnlltll NeltJhbors lfoo~ Newa Cartoon Club Llberace (lreteben Wade Sbow Mlvle lllallliet American Babddand Your Wife ~~~•1 MoU18 Club wnoon Oub Five Stai' Flntl t r::.!r~at 1.1n1111111 9 44 8 45 ~r;~r II 00 ll till 12 05 1215 12 aq 1 00 1 30 3.,. : ~ 4aq eoo ~ J ~~ 830 Radio Dietl Writer Olive Ingraham GIU 1:= tUii !l:~ 12:311 '!'~~e:d"~:=l~nd A and 8 bedrooms, lar&a IIGOII. must tol Brill,( your dl!' !llrea And your problems JllOVt In tomorrow Try us were deal. fhi oa IU4 vm low'** poilalble tmni New liitl uiid Ten wldtl!e, hut•••lectlon rr~ d~ll~eJ1, qulek, open ' U. fi, !3 South WAVElltY, O!IIO ~ Parade Cioey ~uiih I Love Lucy Bla R~oord ~ WAVIIlYMOBILE HOMI SALES 4 ~ BriS'-~helle!0 1 ~ "' m: w;m 4·' §li Eage ol Nijhf 00 The ...... S•h • e""" You•"'t."•"o .,'lg!Jier ~ "' $100 to ,1000 I, d.liyf. l,lul 11' I Ka\l~'i !Pte i! As the Wor/!f Tilfn1 Beat j\le CIOdi Jlouse~lri Big Pa~lf ,. 34 30 The Verlliel II Youro "" 6 4t5 6 7 7 30 8 00 9 00 9 3D ID 00 11 00 II 03 II 10 BUY NOW! ,,.,£ FOR SALE - Apples New Ha ven Orchard New Haven Pbono TU 24688 1291! one Lancaster deep w1th presaure l!:.t..t �' I \ l\ I I..,.Dai1J $elltblel,"Pomeroy.Mlddl~ &., Oct. 29, 185'1 · '1 .. rvennari.Says 1957Teanl Names Ead~~~raham, Dugans Top~ ln. Somebody's~lad Belpre Vi~tory Last Friday for Title 'TpSee.Umpire o• coach Jim Vennail 'ol Rutland said Monday his 1957 team By 101 GRIMM . -• _ • "" Is "one of the greatelt be's ever ha~ because they started the COLUMBUS UP - Noitbw01t~ em's wlnleiS Wildcats may be •1 Ole& year as a green, unirled unit and teamed how to be chameomtng here with blood In their -..Ipions." , : eyeo this week end wlen hiCh-rid 1 ff S COI'fng Qf~ The veteran Red .Devil coach who led his team to a fifth tne Obto State lo eaukht In the Frank Hill of Wellston s!IU leads the Southeastern ~bio Little Buckeye Conference championship in 10 years last Frl· daze of bomecomlne. footbaU League in scormg wllh 85 pomLB but Lynn Strait of day night by wblpplng Belpre 32·13, has had some great ones It's no secret that Northwestern Logan iB catcnmg up. . In the past, too. 1>ne of them was the 1956 champions who reJards the game u a "bll one" l!Ut Hill may have an advantage thl& weekend as biS league went undefeated through the se~n. and •auld like nothlne beilOr then to kn.JCk the Buel!ey01 off their leading Rockets bump lightly into Nelsonville, the floormat Vennarl ilngled out veteran bacltlields of any year gradually top perth in the Bil Ten, where of Ute loop Meanwhile Strait must run ag.lnst Athens which quarterback Pat Eada for great rounded Into ahape. wlll be rebOunding viciously from the defeat last Friday hand· work defensively and In calllhg Rutland's lr011t wall was ,built they now are tied with Iowa. B lid b the aurlring Pomeroy Panthers. Hill, If he plays •rains! Belpre. He also said around two fine tackles, L(>ng and An additional in~nUve for the .,. . N1 Ill h ld be Darrell Duean and Jimmy Graham Duane Barr. Endo turned oullo be Wtldcals lo thai 15 Ohioans are ed tbe u ogs Y on the roster, In addition to the is permitted to work fuliUme agamst etsonv e, s ou . played one of their flneot games. Junior Roger Turner and Tom Jefheard coach, Ara Parsegblan, wbo good for 25 or 30 points If Coach Joe Malmlsur turns hlDI "And of course big Larry Dugan len •nd Jerry Eado (moved to loose. at lullback really put the power tackle for Long's Injury). Guards lormerly was at M1aml. Second place Logan Chieftains have Ge,ne Morgan, power· In that key touebdown drive eprly have been Larry Carso~ and Bob "NJ doubt Northwestern will be ning halfback pairing with Strait in third place with 46 in the !ourtlt quarter that broke Goode and the regular center has pointlnc lor on upset with so many run ' Belp'l''s back," Vennarl said. been Bob German. stronded BuekeyeB on tbe rooter," points. _ , Runand waa playlpg without the Coach Woody Hayes said. "We'll servlees of 185 POII!ld vete~an Hlgbpolnls of the season in)love to play our best game of the :.,· season to win." He reminded newsmen Monday Junior Hawthorne of the Panther& added a TD and an extra ably "a' 100 pound Jerry Ead.. line •<ands wore inade, and of that the Wlldeata were beaten last lnt'to his 24 point total alld stands tied for seventh plac~ Aad Belpre eave Eads~ big even· course, the Belpre game. weclt by delendmg champion Iowa ~th Steve Scott Wellston's scatfuUback, on 31 points. Mid· lng with a preponderapco of run· RuUand has the Parkersburg on a freak pass play In the flnol leport with only 13 points to date in teagu~ competition, nlng stulf aimed at 1$ ~ole. Lillie Reds to play here Friday pertod, their filth deleat of the d • Vennarl aald thlR 19~7 team had niKht, and ~n the following Friday campaign. does not ha~e a scorer In the first 17. only three regulara back from lafl ~he team travels to W•hamato put uThey came wlthln one remark· The SEO scoring, by SEO Sport~wrlters' official record! year'• great team. TtWy \oere Pat -they bope-the last pamful able play or tying a twn that keeper James White of Syracuse: Elda and lbo two Dull!m brothero. event onto Coach Ralph Sayre's TD EP TP But thla trio provo4 the spark- wort! of all p011ible seasons. •. haan'l been beaten in five league Nlllle and Team games," Hayca said. "They have lllli Wellston . . . . . . . . . . .•..... , . . . • 13 7 85 pluc nucleoua around which a team Rutland's record tbls year: Rutfine backs who can go all the way '· f 9 9 63 of champions wao built..Eads, an land 20, Middleport o, RuUand 38, Strati, Logan ......... • , , , . . . . • • . . . . . . . 4 46 ond la•t year, was moved to quart Eaotern 0; Rutland 154, Jacksonat any time Morgan, Logan · · · · · · • • · · • • • · · • · • · • · · · · • 7 erl>ack and with the tddltton of vOle-Trimble b; RuUand 12, Chaun· Cundiff, Wellston ..•.•. • .•.• • ••..... · . . 6 8 Jimmy Graham, undoraludy to Jim coy o; Rutlan~ 32. T~e Plaii)S o; Cornwell, Athens , , •.•... .'... • . , .•.... , 5 12 42 Cremeans last yeu at half back, Rutland 45, McArthur o, Rutland Smith, Athens ..... , ..... , •.... , . . . . . . • 6 0 36 one ol Rutland's moat powerful I 32, Belpre IS. · '// S '1/ Lead S ' ' p H I::~~::,/~::~F1'ftr~ ~:~~ b:'~hc.: Hawthorne MOYes Into 7th Place Hutch, l,oi1P.7.. r--, . !lmed'Man3f1efS N..... ~ Of Year By Up NEW UP - YORK Fred Hultb· lnson and AI Lopn, nlee euya who lmllbed second, were cboaen today aa the United Prell major leauae managera of tho year for ~~~e SS.year-old mannger of the St. Loulo Cardinali and lbe 49year-old pilot of the Chloago White Sol were honONd by two lpeclal •• bueball wrltters · comm11•~·• of .,. In each eaBe, the writer• picked a manager who "did the moat with his material" rather then a pen· nant-wlnnet. The National Lea1u• committee selected Hutehlnson over Fred Haney of the Milwaukee Brave!, 16·7, with one vote for Bill Rll!ll'Y of ,the New York Glanta. Tho Amerlcan League Commlttoo ehf~LoBpnaiUomvoerre Poorulo1 lesR,Ichl2-ar1~'. O •II• 5 Hawthorne, Pomeroy .............. · .... · Scott, Wellston • . . . . . • . . . . . • • . . ...... · 5 Yerian, Jackson .. . . . . • .. .. . . • .. . .. .. . .. 5. BrowQ, Logan ......... . ............... 3 M W t anr ng, e s on · • • • " • " " " · " • " " McGoon, Jackson , • , • • ... , . ' , , •. , .. , , ' . • 3 Coii!J!s, Athens • , , • • •..... , ..•. • . , .... , 3 G kin Ath ·3 as ns, ens · · • • · • • · • · • · · · · · • · · · • • · • Lee, Gallipolis · · · ' • ' • · • • ' ' · ' ' · · · · · · · • · · 3 Duncan, Gallipolis · · • • • • • · • · · · · • · · · · · · · · 3 Carr, Gallipolis • . . • . . . . . . . . . . .. .• .... · 3 · STANDINGS Team W L T W II to O O e s n .•.....••..••••.•.•• • · · · • 5 Logan . , ... , . .• , , .. , . • , , ..•.• , , • . 4 1 0 J aekson • , . , . , . , . . .• , , , , • , ••. , , . . . 3 2 0 Ath 3 2 0 ens • · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · ' ·' · · · Pomeroy •" · ...... • .. • • • .... •" • • 2 0 GaUlpoUs ••. • .... . •...•. . ......... ,2 2 0 Middleport ..• , ........ , •... , • . . . . 0 4 0 Nelsonville • ........ : . , ••...• , , • , • 0 5 0 Qeve}3Ddllfi.. h ..1-V/ HFOr T0p 31 uvel' 31W' 1f • 1 31 1 0 2 ' H Ratm' g Among Oh•' o s •'gh Schools 3 1 19 11 30 20 IY 101 GIIIMM I was at otake, calinly plastered COLUMBUS UP-The United Cleveland Colllnwa.d, 39.0 Sal18 Prao Ohio high aehool · football urday night. The Bengal& receiv18 ratlnas unerwent the blggo.t ed only live first place votea lhakeup of the se8!on today as !rom 28 coach•• voting t~ls week l~ r~ued Cleveland Dcnodletlne but piled u~ a good margin In 18• o\>erhauled Warren Harding lor second and third place votes. loP spot. Pltfollo For C-ndtrt PA Benedtctme, · · un .. •· aten, in soven But the road 11 lllled wttb pit66 . . 1•mes, beeamc the lint Cleve· (ails for ail contendero for the 93 Jtnd school to bold th~ No. 1 po'l mythical alate cbamplonrhip In "3 tlon 1n the f1ve year hiatoey o1 th e wan 1ne weeks of tbe scoson. ·1 39 the ratlnl)B The Bong'alo wcP llenedloUno playa otlce-bcatcn · • 66 :~':'!~~Pw::ks Warren for lwo ~~~~~~n~tl~al~~ld!~~ t~~..~~~~ 100 It all come ·about when under which jumped !rom aevcnth Into 183 dog MaiBillon dumped Warren on aecond place, meet! Barberton, 186 a dl&puled d..peratlon pass tflay Akron Garfield and Canton Me· In the last lour secoildB to win. Kinley yet this season , while 211-14, Friday night The PaRtbers Warren takes on tough Lorain bold the No. 1 ratln& alnce the and Cleveland Latin before wind- 0 18 0 18. 0 0 0 0 PF 218 171 n3 • 141 a 7S 86 13 6 Mark 0,,.. .... Up For Mr,, Met'nhart with wo ·~ for Caaey Stenlcl As local sportsmen come Into inother winte~hen the rei of the New York Yankee& creation patterns change for lcold moJiths, they are looking • AIK INCIIASI forward to a heiiUhy development scheduled to come into beZANESVILLE. o~ UP-A pro- ing next s~mmer at Forked Run Lake. posed llve-ecnt bus fare lnercase Approximately $29,000 was approved by the legislature approved by a elllzcna' transporta· last spring for Meigs County's own lake resort and unofficial· Uon commlltee, will 10 before tho ly It Is understood to be beaded for development of a modern, City Counoll tonight quite adequate and very attractive public camping site. HIAIUNG SIT , Rep. George Meinhart Is being given quiet but universal SPRINGI'IELD. 0. UP -- credit for winning approval of the appropriation. When the Jame1 and Eloise Webb, charged Improvement Is completed during the coming biennium we with lllcaal poomolon and sale of can chalk up another mark for Mr. Meinhart In his record narcotio•. are "hedulcd to appm service in the legislature lor a hearing in municipal court here Tuesday The two woro arrooted oct. 20 In a raid on their apar.tment ,.==========!! Camping sites at recreation lakes are coming into own these later years. Under state law they must have nlng w1,ter, sanitary fac111tles adequate for trail~r houses, he modern In every way. West VIrginia, with tess of the right people for pro- codes, has been getting ahead of Ohio In setting up Ohio's Long Range Plan Is Best SELECTION ioe4M week or the eampalgn 1!· lng up t~~. ~~mpai.n. . • lice In f,lelgs County IS TilE VOTt:R.S RESPONSIBILITY ELECT DILAw A. Canaday I DUKE ~·cLEANERS lN SHOE REPAIR Forest Cl~rk, <MMr TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •, \ r CINCINNATI UP·-Na~onal . . Leagoe Pre•ldent W•rren Giles upressed ."delight" today that AI- J!arllek wUI r... · sumo his umpiring duties In 19 :~H<k, 42, wao forted to toke a leave of ab40nce when he was stricken with a heart lltraln durlne spring tramlng of 1956. H,e Wi& given permisa1::4.,1o resume his umpiring ca . r by Dr Richard Allyn of Sprmgfleld, Dl. -,-.- - - - - pOUrS I 4& pfS. Awamst Syracuse :::·~; ;;::~a~a:h~~.r~:~~ to perlecUon. . .•ld) l"rl. Conn., 2. to~chdOWII." Colorado lost the gtme, 18-14, VICTORY Wllol. STAND Whon Oklohon16 had lrvublo hurl111 llgnolo; Wm said, tho rolortl ctll!d time out. ~nd publl~ odd,... •nt\ou-r tho crowd Ia bo l!uitt. And IlioN woo quilt.• ' ,lfodtbJJII Fitld~y nilahl CLOSE I Savs U0 faif• F3fiS· Cost• C} 0 Ofado ' 1Jif• S 1f m ver ooners ·' o COL~RS DISCONTINU.D W~L( PAINl . . ,. Dallas Ward charged Monday that a partlsan crowd cost colorado a tOllcb· down against Okialidma Saturday by deliberately drowning- out the Colorado quarterback's 1lgnals. ,, - •'. ORIGit·~·AL 'PJ41CE TO .$§.'69 SUPER KEMTONE GQLD BOND Wi\h third dqwn aa4 two yards -GENERAL to go on the Oklahoma seven yard line In the lhlrd pi,rlod,•Ward said, the erowd set up • dpalening din reinforced by the thunder of a baaa drum l•lhe Oklahdma band. "Quari<rback Ralph 'Herbst ,.g. naled to the erowa with his lll'ms for alienee," Ward told the BullaIo Roundup Club, "but the partisan crowd Y,eHed .even louder. Herbst had noticed a big hole m Sale Oklahoma's line and called a check •ignal to change plays. He calls "up two.' The center thought he bad called 'hike' and liltel the ball. "Herbst wasn\ ' ready," Ward said, "and we were called for II· I 2 MasSI(lpn 7 5-t J92 3. warren tiarding 1 6,1 ,136 3 7-o 1 ~ 0 4. Toledo DeVilbiss 2 7-o !4:! 5 Fremont Ross 6 Cin Purcell 4 7-6 135 7 Lmastcr 3 7vn 1!4 B. Troy $2··-: CHOICE .... ,$f.QO qt; . ·KEM GLO . '- BeiUW ·~~- ' :. o.s. HOUSE Silver G-r.V .:... G.ieen I J~ •• ' .$2.99 pl. -' $1.49' qt.,_ 9 Canton McKinley . .• 1.08 QuARt ., 2 6.0 92 t!'l 90 10SeYo4ngstown South 7.0 82 d con 10 teams. 11 Marion Hard1pg 61; 12 Middletown 53; 13 Clncinnati Elder 1 411 14 Cleveland Shaw 47, 13 Hamilton and Dayton Fuirmont 34 each, 17 Zanesvrlle ~2; 18 Mount Vcrnon 21; 19 Cleveland Latin 19; 2D0Elhyrla, 17 l cr1: Columbus North U , Van Wert, Por),omouth, Colu"lb"' Aqumasand12;Cleveland Wooster St 11;Ignatius Ail· lance 10 each; Wellstoh and Strulhe" 9 eaeh; Akron Garfield B Parma St. Clairsville 7 each, Steubenville Cincinnati Western Hltls 6 each Cmcinnali Xavier, Toledo Waite. catholic 5 catl1 Toledo Hamilton ~cntral, Dayton Chammade 4 each, Brookfield 2, Fairb<lrn 1. eSALES 6087·Y 1 ;1:~.~':1:;:141 · CHARLIS R. - MANUEL W.1 W. II Voftrtn .' 31 """' Ovonllt ••u.. Dilly . CANDIDATE FOR. _ Tf\liSJU · '. ' ... " ~ ' ,' ' point" In tho weekly ballotlnr of tho 35·m•n United board of t••'""'~· Pr.,, Oklahtinta ha~ lo come !rom be· hind In •dgo Colorado. lt-13, for lilt 4Gtb atrallhl victory tool Sat· aud thla "aqueoker" almost 1•••• ..,,_ Soonera tho lclld. Jlow, ever, they still mona1ed to pick up 17 first place votes and a Ioiii of 301 points. Tho United Presa coDoae football rat1n11 ~ltb flrtl·placo VOiel and won·loat Hlcords In paronlho~ea: Tl'tlntt !.Oklahoma (17 II-Ol 2. Teuo A & M (8 8-0) 3 1()!111 (I 11-0) IN CLI!ANING Come Bock Anyway I -Ot'l.etira,TownRhip ,,Q~nerjl Eletllon Nov. 5 -Pd Pol Mv. Oakies Keep Top Position On Slim M~rgin·After Colorado Squeaker Win JUDGE TOPS . EXPERTS 'Rab' B ff'InglOD ' Bul The Sports Desk believes Ohio's long range plan of Jenkins WI! blgb lor Syraetise lng II rtaht lhe first tlme ·wlll pay off in customer satisfaction. with -18 ·ponta while Gooree N••: T~c philosophy underlying camp sites at our lake resort& aclroad o[lho wlnpers added 18. Is the afiumptlon that it's better to P,rovide something ihat a 5<:0J1l by quarters: . lot of people can afford rather than · cabins that fewer vaca· Pomero1 20 40 tionisls can afford. lAnd getllng the family out under a tent, and "roughing It a bit" Is becoming more popular day by day. NEW YORK ur - Okl•h01na re•n•lned 11ft top' In tho Unlled Prt" colleso football roUng• by • tlbn IIV~~-polnl ~••r1h• today but Mtlgt County fared a new challenger in Tor .. Aldl. Tlto Atlalet, Utlbeaten and un· NOV. 5, ltn lied In their lint fu aamco th!B seaaun, almoal "otolo" lira! ploco - I'd. l'ui. Atlv. lrom the dofendlna ehlmplon ~iji~;jiiijiijijiiiijiiij Sooners 11 they accumulated 296 I'IOVIDINCI. II. 'i~~r;.~ Sowytr, 151%, Now York. legal proced,re. That colt ua a 141 oOt Joo Wol<tll, 1Jl\l;, ier th walloping 19 h Canton McKinJ•Y· ,Following Ma18lllan In the run 56 ~nedlc~l:em~~ar0 the lop spot nerup spot _waa Warren, wh1ch dropped two notches due to tlw lasl second setback. Unbeaten ToU ledo DeVilbiss climbed from Clfth to fourth, !allowed by Fremont ft Raos order. and Cincinnati Purt\otl · In that Rounding out tho top LO we•·•· 0 Lancaater in seventh, Troy t•i ~ elghlh, Canton McKmley •n ----------~ Tho Pomeroy Merchant& basket· ninth and Youngstown South In ball~l~om - In Ita flrat out1n1 this lOth, the You1J!Wown team max· ••• - pulled away from , 41l- lrlg the select list for the !tnt 32 l!tlme leod to beat an Indo· lime thl• season pend~nt SJ1'acuao five 88-61 Mon· 'the United Pro" Ohto hrgb dsy ntuht on the Syracuse Grtd~ school lootball coaches rating• School floor aa Aoron Bulflnllon flrat place votes and won-loS! tool tt.O :<~lnnera with 40 polnll:' reeorda: s 7.0 210 llullli1it0n, ll!ost Voluable 1. Cleve. Ben'tlne er hi the SEO last winter for ;=;:;;;;_======t ! site~~. per administration of jus· ...-- ~~::~.e~ ~~t~~rct l!'! 8~:t ::~ o~vEa UP _ ~·••h « 1 .'' _, Jhy~F.iog ~~~.~~.~tiael Hopped Up 11 SPORTS Of Wildcats . ·' •.•• ·and·the . 301 296 ' 2M •· Ati~urn (4 5.0) m 5. l!lllre Da,tpe (4-j)) 200 e. illcbilan •St (3 4-1> 173 7. Dtilte (I 0.0.1) 130 8. Army (4-1) 'II. 01110 State (4-1) <:erollu St. (f.O.~) 42 10 ' 1111111--'IJ, Dflilon, v each; 15, Ml•lulpo II eaeb; fenn stale PlllshW1h eaob. rJ",lj 1p, • • •'/ '.'' ,. , IJ 10; 20 (tie), Tempe AriL t, ,•; at .. , It ,.._.,· . , 11 (tiel, !'•"' i_ 'n~,~t , ' ".• ' i ·~tinlnt· •~ntiJ ' l I' • ' • l ~ ,• ., • ' �' I \ l\ I I..,.Dai1J $elltblel,"Pomeroy.Mlddl~ &., Oct. 29, 185'1 · '1 .. rvennari.Says 1957Teanl Names Ead~~~raham, Dugans Top~ ln. Somebody's~lad Belpre Vi~tory Last Friday for Title 'TpSee.Umpire o• coach Jim Vennail 'ol Rutland said Monday his 1957 team By 101 GRIMM . -• _ • "" Is "one of the greatelt be's ever ha~ because they started the COLUMBUS UP - Noitbw01t~ em's wlnleiS Wildcats may be •1 Ole& year as a green, unirled unit and teamed how to be chameomtng here with blood In their -..Ipions." , : eyeo this week end wlen hiCh-rid 1 ff S COI'fng Qf~ The veteran Red .Devil coach who led his team to a fifth tne Obto State lo eaukht In the Frank Hill of Wellston s!IU leads the Southeastern ~bio Little Buckeye Conference championship in 10 years last Frl· daze of bomecomlne. footbaU League in scormg wllh 85 pomLB but Lynn Strait of day night by wblpplng Belpre 32·13, has had some great ones It's no secret that Northwestern Logan iB catcnmg up. . In the past, too. 1>ne of them was the 1956 champions who reJards the game u a "bll one" l!Ut Hill may have an advantage thl& weekend as biS league went undefeated through the se~n. and •auld like nothlne beilOr then to kn.JCk the Buel!ey01 off their leading Rockets bump lightly into Nelsonville, the floormat Vennarl ilngled out veteran bacltlields of any year gradually top perth in the Bil Ten, where of Ute loop Meanwhile Strait must run ag.lnst Athens which quarterback Pat Eada for great rounded Into ahape. wlll be rebOunding viciously from the defeat last Friday hand· work defensively and In calllhg Rutland's lr011t wall was ,built they now are tied with Iowa. B lid b the aurlring Pomeroy Panthers. Hill, If he plays •rains! Belpre. He also said around two fine tackles, L(>ng and An additional in~nUve for the .,. . N1 Ill h ld be Darrell Duean and Jimmy Graham Duane Barr. Endo turned oullo be Wtldcals lo thai 15 Ohioans are ed tbe u ogs Y on the roster, In addition to the is permitted to work fuliUme agamst etsonv e, s ou . played one of their flneot games. Junior Roger Turner and Tom Jefheard coach, Ara Parsegblan, wbo good for 25 or 30 points If Coach Joe Malmlsur turns hlDI "And of course big Larry Dugan len •nd Jerry Eado (moved to loose. at lullback really put the power tackle for Long's Injury). Guards lormerly was at M1aml. Second place Logan Chieftains have Ge,ne Morgan, power· In that key touebdown drive eprly have been Larry Carso~ and Bob "NJ doubt Northwestern will be ning halfback pairing with Strait in third place with 46 in the !ourtlt quarter that broke Goode and the regular center has pointlnc lor on upset with so many run ' Belp'l''s back," Vennarl said. been Bob German. stronded BuekeyeB on tbe rooter," points. _ , Runand waa playlpg without the Coach Woody Hayes said. "We'll servlees of 185 POII!ld vete~an Hlgbpolnls of the season in)love to play our best game of the :.,· season to win." He reminded newsmen Monday Junior Hawthorne of the Panther& added a TD and an extra ably "a' 100 pound Jerry Ead.. line •<ands wore inade, and of that the Wlldeata were beaten last lnt'to his 24 point total alld stands tied for seventh plac~ Aad Belpre eave Eads~ big even· course, the Belpre game. weclt by delendmg champion Iowa ~th Steve Scott Wellston's scatfuUback, on 31 points. Mid· lng with a preponderapco of run· RuUand has the Parkersburg on a freak pass play In the flnol leport with only 13 points to date in teagu~ competition, nlng stulf aimed at 1$ ~ole. Lillie Reds to play here Friday pertod, their filth deleat of the d • Vennarl aald thlR 19~7 team had niKht, and ~n the following Friday campaign. does not ha~e a scorer In the first 17. only three regulara back from lafl ~he team travels to W•hamato put uThey came wlthln one remark· The SEO scoring, by SEO Sport~wrlters' official record! year'• great team. TtWy \oere Pat -they bope-the last pamful able play or tying a twn that keeper James White of Syracuse: Elda and lbo two Dull!m brothero. event onto Coach Ralph Sayre's TD EP TP But thla trio provo4 the spark- wort! of all p011ible seasons. •. haan'l been beaten in five league Nlllle and Team games," Hayca said. "They have lllli Wellston . . . . . . . . . . .•..... , . . . • 13 7 85 pluc nucleoua around which a team Rutland's record tbls year: Rutfine backs who can go all the way '· f 9 9 63 of champions wao built..Eads, an land 20, Middleport o, RuUand 38, Strati, Logan ......... • , , , . . . . • • . . . . . . . 4 46 ond la•t year, was moved to quart Eaotern 0; Rutland 154, Jacksonat any time Morgan, Logan · · · · · · • • · · • • • · · • · • · • · · · · • 7 erl>ack and with the tddltton of vOle-Trimble b; RuUand 12, Chaun· Cundiff, Wellston ..•.•. • .•.• • ••..... · . . 6 8 Jimmy Graham, undoraludy to Jim coy o; Rutlan~ 32. T~e Plaii)S o; Cornwell, Athens , , •.•... .'... • . , .•.... , 5 12 42 Cremeans last yeu at half back, Rutland 45, McArthur o, Rutland Smith, Athens ..... , ..... , •.... , . . . . . . • 6 0 36 one ol Rutland's moat powerful I 32, Belpre IS. · '// S '1/ Lead S ' ' p H I::~~::,/~::~F1'ftr~ ~:~~ b:'~hc.: Hawthorne MOYes Into 7th Place Hutch, l,oi1P.7.. r--, . !lmed'Man3f1efS N..... ~ Of Year By Up NEW UP - YORK Fred Hultb· lnson and AI Lopn, nlee euya who lmllbed second, were cboaen today aa the United Prell major leauae managera of tho year for ~~~e SS.year-old mannger of the St. Loulo Cardinali and lbe 49year-old pilot of the Chloago White Sol were honONd by two lpeclal •• bueball wrltters · comm11•~·• of .,. In each eaBe, the writer• picked a manager who "did the moat with his material" rather then a pen· nant-wlnnet. The National Lea1u• committee selected Hutehlnson over Fred Haney of the Milwaukee Brave!, 16·7, with one vote for Bill Rll!ll'Y of ,the New York Glanta. Tho Amerlcan League Commlttoo ehf~LoBpnaiUomvoerre Poorulo1 lesR,Ichl2-ar1~'. O •II• 5 Hawthorne, Pomeroy .............. · .... · Scott, Wellston • . . . . . • . . . . . • • . . ...... · 5 Yerian, Jackson .. . . . . • .. .. . . • .. . .. .. . .. 5. BrowQ, Logan ......... . ............... 3 M W t anr ng, e s on · • • • " • " " " · " • " " McGoon, Jackson , • , • • ... , . ' , , •. , .. , , ' . • 3 Coii!J!s, Athens • , , • • •..... , ..•. • . , .... , 3 G kin Ath ·3 as ns, ens · · • • · • • · • · • · · · · · • · · · • • · • Lee, Gallipolis · · · ' • ' • · • • ' ' · ' ' · · · · · · · • · · 3 Duncan, Gallipolis · · • • • • • · • · · · · • · · · · · · · · 3 Carr, Gallipolis • . . • . . . . . . . . . . .. .• .... · 3 · STANDINGS Team W L T W II to O O e s n .•.....••..••••.•.•• • · · · • 5 Logan . , ... , . .• , , .. , . • , , ..•.• , , • . 4 1 0 J aekson • , . , . , . , . . .• , , , , • , ••. , , . . . 3 2 0 Ath 3 2 0 ens • · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · ' ·' · · · Pomeroy •" · ...... • .. • • • .... •" • • 2 0 GaUlpoUs ••. • .... . •...•. . ......... ,2 2 0 Middleport ..• , ........ , •... , • . . . . 0 4 0 Nelsonville • ........ : . , ••...• , , • , • 0 5 0 Qeve}3Ddllfi.. h ..1-V/ HFOr T0p 31 uvel' 31W' 1f • 1 31 1 0 2 ' H Ratm' g Among Oh•' o s •'gh Schools 3 1 19 11 30 20 IY 101 GIIIMM I was at otake, calinly plastered COLUMBUS UP-The United Cleveland Colllnwa.d, 39.0 Sal18 Prao Ohio high aehool · football urday night. The Bengal& receiv18 ratlnas unerwent the blggo.t ed only live first place votea lhakeup of the se8!on today as !rom 28 coach•• voting t~ls week l~ r~ued Cleveland Dcnodletlne but piled u~ a good margin In 18• o\>erhauled Warren Harding lor second and third place votes. loP spot. Pltfollo For C-ndtrt PA Benedtctme, · · un .. •· aten, in soven But the road 11 lllled wttb pit66 . . 1•mes, beeamc the lint Cleve· (ails for ail contendero for the 93 Jtnd school to bold th~ No. 1 po'l mythical alate cbamplonrhip In "3 tlon 1n the f1ve year hiatoey o1 th e wan 1ne weeks of tbe scoson. ·1 39 the ratlnl)B The Bong'alo wcP llenedloUno playa otlce-bcatcn · • 66 :~':'!~~Pw::ks Warren for lwo ~~~~~~n~tl~al~~ld!~~ t~~..~~~~ 100 It all come ·about when under which jumped !rom aevcnth Into 183 dog MaiBillon dumped Warren on aecond place, meet! Barberton, 186 a dl&puled d..peratlon pass tflay Akron Garfield and Canton Me· In the last lour secoildB to win. Kinley yet this season , while 211-14, Friday night The PaRtbers Warren takes on tough Lorain bold the No. 1 ratln& alnce the and Cleveland Latin before wind- 0 18 0 18. 0 0 0 0 PF 218 171 n3 • 141 a 7S 86 13 6 Mark 0,,.. .... Up For Mr,, Met'nhart with wo ·~ for Caaey Stenlcl As local sportsmen come Into inother winte~hen the rei of the New York Yankee& creation patterns change for lcold moJiths, they are looking • AIK INCIIASI forward to a heiiUhy development scheduled to come into beZANESVILLE. o~ UP-A pro- ing next s~mmer at Forked Run Lake. posed llve-ecnt bus fare lnercase Approximately $29,000 was approved by the legislature approved by a elllzcna' transporta· last spring for Meigs County's own lake resort and unofficial· Uon commlltee, will 10 before tho ly It Is understood to be beaded for development of a modern, City Counoll tonight quite adequate and very attractive public camping site. HIAIUNG SIT , Rep. George Meinhart Is being given quiet but universal SPRINGI'IELD. 0. UP -- credit for winning approval of the appropriation. When the Jame1 and Eloise Webb, charged Improvement Is completed during the coming biennium we with lllcaal poomolon and sale of can chalk up another mark for Mr. Meinhart In his record narcotio•. are "hedulcd to appm service in the legislature lor a hearing in municipal court here Tuesday The two woro arrooted oct. 20 In a raid on their apar.tment ,.==========!! Camping sites at recreation lakes are coming into own these later years. Under state law they must have nlng w1,ter, sanitary fac111tles adequate for trail~r houses, he modern In every way. West VIrginia, with tess of the right people for pro- codes, has been getting ahead of Ohio In setting up Ohio's Long Range Plan Is Best SELECTION ioe4M week or the eampalgn 1!· lng up t~~. ~~mpai.n. . • lice In f,lelgs County IS TilE VOTt:R.S RESPONSIBILITY ELECT DILAw A. Canaday I DUKE ~·cLEANERS lN SHOE REPAIR Forest Cl~rk, <MMr TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •, \ r CINCINNATI UP·-Na~onal . . Leagoe Pre•ldent W•rren Giles upressed ."delight" today that AI- J!arllek wUI r... · sumo his umpiring duties In 19 :~H<k, 42, wao forted to toke a leave of ab40nce when he was stricken with a heart lltraln durlne spring tramlng of 1956. H,e Wi& given permisa1::4.,1o resume his umpiring ca . r by Dr Richard Allyn of Sprmgfleld, Dl. -,-.- - - - - pOUrS I 4& pfS. Awamst Syracuse :::·~; ;;::~a~a:h~~.r~:~~ to perlecUon. . .•ld) l"rl. Conn., 2. to~chdOWII." Colorado lost the gtme, 18-14, VICTORY Wllol. STAND Whon Oklohon16 had lrvublo hurl111 llgnolo; Wm said, tho rolortl ctll!d time out. ~nd publl~ odd,... •nt\ou-r tho crowd Ia bo l!uitt. And IlioN woo quilt.• ' ,lfodtbJJII Fitld~y nilahl CLOSE I Savs U0 faif• F3fiS· Cost• C} 0 Ofado ' 1Jif• S 1f m ver ooners ·' o COL~RS DISCONTINU.D W~L( PAINl . . ,. Dallas Ward charged Monday that a partlsan crowd cost colorado a tOllcb· down against Okialidma Saturday by deliberately drowning- out the Colorado quarterback's 1lgnals. ,, - •'. ORIGit·~·AL 'PJ41CE TO .$§.'69 SUPER KEMTONE GQLD BOND Wi\h third dqwn aa4 two yards -GENERAL to go on the Oklahoma seven yard line In the lhlrd pi,rlod,•Ward said, the erowd set up • dpalening din reinforced by the thunder of a baaa drum l•lhe Oklahdma band. "Quari<rback Ralph 'Herbst ,.g. naled to the erowa with his lll'ms for alienee," Ward told the BullaIo Roundup Club, "but the partisan crowd Y,eHed .even louder. Herbst had noticed a big hole m Sale Oklahoma's line and called a check •ignal to change plays. He calls "up two.' The center thought he bad called 'hike' and liltel the ball. "Herbst wasn\ ' ready," Ward said, "and we were called for II· I 2 MasSI(lpn 7 5-t J92 3. warren tiarding 1 6,1 ,136 3 7-o 1 ~ 0 4. Toledo DeVilbiss 2 7-o !4:! 5 Fremont Ross 6 Cin Purcell 4 7-6 135 7 Lmastcr 3 7vn 1!4 B. Troy $2··-: CHOICE .... ,$f.QO qt; . ·KEM GLO . '- BeiUW ·~~- ' :. o.s. HOUSE Silver G-r.V .:... G.ieen I J~ •• ' .$2.99 pl. -' $1.49' qt.,_ 9 Canton McKinley . .• 1.08 QuARt ., 2 6.0 92 t!'l 90 10SeYo4ngstown South 7.0 82 d con 10 teams. 11 Marion Hard1pg 61; 12 Middletown 53; 13 Clncinnati Elder 1 411 14 Cleveland Shaw 47, 13 Hamilton and Dayton Fuirmont 34 each, 17 Zanesvrlle ~2; 18 Mount Vcrnon 21; 19 Cleveland Latin 19; 2D0Elhyrla, 17 l cr1: Columbus North U , Van Wert, Por),omouth, Colu"lb"' Aqumasand12;Cleveland Wooster St 11;Ignatius Ail· lance 10 each; Wellstoh and Strulhe" 9 eaeh; Akron Garfield B Parma St. Clairsville 7 each, Steubenville Cincinnati Western Hltls 6 each Cmcinnali Xavier, Toledo Waite. catholic 5 catl1 Toledo Hamilton ~cntral, Dayton Chammade 4 each, Brookfield 2, Fairb<lrn 1. eSALES 6087·Y 1 ;1:~.~':1:;:141 · CHARLIS R. - MANUEL W.1 W. II Voftrtn .' 31 """' Ovonllt ••u.. Dilly . CANDIDATE FOR. _ Tf\liSJU · '. ' ... " ~ ' ,' ' point" In tho weekly ballotlnr of tho 35·m•n United board of t••'""'~· Pr.,, Oklahtinta ha~ lo come !rom be· hind In •dgo Colorado. lt-13, for lilt 4Gtb atrallhl victory tool Sat· aud thla "aqueoker" almost 1•••• ..,,_ Soonera tho lclld. Jlow, ever, they still mona1ed to pick up 17 first place votes and a Ioiii of 301 points. Tho United Presa coDoae football rat1n11 ~ltb flrtl·placo VOiel and won·loat Hlcords In paronlho~ea: Tl'tlntt !.Oklahoma (17 II-Ol 2. Teuo A & M (8 8-0) 3 1()!111 (I 11-0) IN CLI!ANING Come Bock Anyway I -Ot'l.etira,TownRhip ,,Q~nerjl Eletllon Nov. 5 -Pd Pol Mv. Oakies Keep Top Position On Slim M~rgin·After Colorado Squeaker Win JUDGE TOPS . EXPERTS 'Rab' B ff'InglOD ' Bul The Sports Desk believes Ohio's long range plan of Jenkins WI! blgb lor Syraetise lng II rtaht lhe first tlme ·wlll pay off in customer satisfaction. with -18 ·ponta while Gooree N••: T~c philosophy underlying camp sites at our lake resort& aclroad o[lho wlnpers added 18. Is the afiumptlon that it's better to P,rovide something ihat a 5<:0J1l by quarters: . lot of people can afford rather than · cabins that fewer vaca· Pomero1 20 40 tionisls can afford. lAnd getllng the family out under a tent, and "roughing It a bit" Is becoming more popular day by day. NEW YORK ur - Okl•h01na re•n•lned 11ft top' In tho Unlled Prt" colleso football roUng• by • tlbn IIV~~-polnl ~••r1h• today but Mtlgt County fared a new challenger in Tor .. Aldl. Tlto Atlalet, Utlbeaten and un· NOV. 5, ltn lied In their lint fu aamco th!B seaaun, almoal "otolo" lira! ploco - I'd. l'ui. Atlv. lrom the dofendlna ehlmplon ~iji~;jiiijiijijiiiijiiij Sooners 11 they accumulated 296 I'IOVIDINCI. II. 'i~~r;.~ Sowytr, 151%, Now York. legal proced,re. That colt ua a 141 oOt Joo Wol<tll, 1Jl\l;, ier th walloping 19 h Canton McKinJ•Y· ,Following Ma18lllan In the run 56 ~nedlc~l:em~~ar0 the lop spot nerup spot _waa Warren, wh1ch dropped two notches due to tlw lasl second setback. Unbeaten ToU ledo DeVilbiss climbed from Clfth to fourth, !allowed by Fremont ft Raos order. and Cincinnati Purt\otl · In that Rounding out tho top LO we•·•· 0 Lancaater in seventh, Troy t•i ~ elghlh, Canton McKmley •n ----------~ Tho Pomeroy Merchant& basket· ninth and Youngstown South In ball~l~om - In Ita flrat out1n1 this lOth, the You1J!Wown team max· ••• - pulled away from , 41l- lrlg the select list for the !tnt 32 l!tlme leod to beat an Indo· lime thl• season pend~nt SJ1'acuao five 88-61 Mon· 'the United Pro" Ohto hrgb dsy ntuht on the Syracuse Grtd~ school lootball coaches rating• School floor aa Aoron Bulflnllon flrat place votes and won-loS! tool tt.O :<~lnnera with 40 polnll:' reeorda: s 7.0 210 llullli1it0n, ll!ost Voluable 1. Cleve. Ben'tlne er hi the SEO last winter for ;=;:;;;;_======t ! site~~. per administration of jus· ...-- ~~::~.e~ ~~t~~rct l!'! 8~:t ::~ o~vEa UP _ ~·••h « 1 .'' _, Jhy~F.iog ~~~.~~.~tiael Hopped Up 11 SPORTS Of Wildcats . ·' •.•• ·and·the . 301 296 ' 2M •· Ati~urn (4 5.0) m 5. l!lllre Da,tpe (4-j)) 200 e. illcbilan •St (3 4-1> 173 7. Dtilte (I 0.0.1) 130 8. Army (4-1) 'II. 01110 State (4-1) <:erollu St. (f.O.~) 42 10 ' 1111111--'IJ, Dflilon, v each; 15, Ml•lulpo II eaeb; fenn stale PlllshW1h eaob. rJ",lj 1p, • • •'/ '.'' ,. , IJ 10; 20 (tie), Tempe AriL t, ,•; at .. , It ,.._.,· . , 11 (tiel, !'•"' i_ 'n~,~t , ' ".• ' i ·~tinlnt· •~ntiJ ' l I' • ' • l ~ ,• ., • ' �~ ,6-DJi!Y SenUnel, Pom~y-Mtddleport, o. oct 29,t9n Pomeroy first , b..:.ptist BYF In pu Halloween pQJty Middleport Soeiety Plaps were ptade \0 "{Vt Feeney-Bennett · ' IM.rs. Liza H"ghes w.ltile cloctlon day dinner In the annex or the church Present at the mebt_ mg wete Mrs Lisle Mrs White AuxiliaryJn Honored Gu~st At Mrs London Mr8 l!eleq Diddle) 1 Mrs Martartt Cottrill Mrs Bell• ' Monday Meetin~ ; 1BirthdQy Party rtce Blake, l!frs Wtnebrenner, illrs Robert Rawlings was !&ken t~ 1 Mrs Cora Bennett prea14ed Mon Mro Liza Hu£hes was cue~t of Rachel McBride Mrs Melcs General Hospital lor obse day mght at the October meeting j nor at a birthday party planned Mas.on Elementary Home Mothers ' Plan For Party Wahama lfigh I Honor Roll S Annnunced Today • 1 Sc~nclder nome Room Mother• of the 11 Mrs Dorothy l!a.rdcn Gertrud~ llason Elementary School met vation and treatment Monday 1 of the Auxtltary of the Feeqey by her husband Eddie Hucbes at Dully and guasti ~t!Ui Eleanor 'I' on Monday and made plan,s Cor ~ the Rawhngs.Coal& ambulance Dennett Post No 128 ' American their home In Rutland Sunday aft Kay Schneider and Donna Diddle ~atlst Church 'fll'lJ''\d a m.,•ert Halloween party to be held .-1 Jllchard and Myrta Jean Wtlso~ Lcgton at the LegiOn Hall In the crnoon S);' .3 Emmett Edwards, Co o Halloween party 'Sunday ovenmg The honor roll Cor the !trot SIX the school on Thursda1 afternoon children of Mr a~d>'ll~ Joe Wt bsence of thctr presi(leat Mrs Refreshments lncludcct home jponsored by the Rev Raith C weeks pertod at Wahama Htgh Mothers attcndmg "ere Mrs 'son a)'e dl wtth flu at "llie'fi hom ~ale Mourning ~ ' made tee cream and birthday cake 7ij ~d T B R S o'!:JIOi:£ Elt$Vs V! a two weck•(lcav 0 l!cre with ~::d:!u~::lo~rs J~:•;lf~;c h~~ School was recently announced by Thomas Yo•ncc Mrs Dewey on Filth Avenue 1 Mrs Paul Haptonstell WJI ac~ Tbose present were Mr and Mrs spont hl.s father W C l!:~)l'trds 1nd ot f h Clyde Foley prmclpal Sm•th Mrs w !bur Stewart M" JatiJs Childs, Junior flurse a tng chaplam lor the mcelmg a d J H Van Hook Mtss Blanche eld In the soctal room o I c One hundred lour students were Jean Eborsbach Mrs E: A ' Holzer t Hospttal, spent the week the members sang fatth of D~r Clark Mrs Ordella Graham, )Irs her relatives. chrc~ whtch was decorated ID on the honor roo! whtch IS made Schackel Mrs Janet Surf~cc, end With her mother Mrs George Fathers the nallonal Auldliary An me Brttlnllnc Mrs Mary Shar Mrs Nora Stalnak~r of Mlnmorc ~·~:~~~m:'t~rt~~to;:;; awar~cd up of studcllls who achteve grades Mrs Frances Hewetson MJ'' Chdds and Pauline ZJrklc JUnior hymn accompamed by Mrs Lilhan on Mrs A L Ferguson Mrs Bca w Va and' Mrs Vashti Grimm, ol of B or better Eight of the stu Thomas Redman Mrs Volm' nurse open! Sunday witH ber par Slctll stc Jones the Rev Waller Preston' J,.ctart Falls vlsttcd Mrs Edna \o Sharon Young prctllesl Jtm dents had A averages They Burrts Mro 'Lilah Zerkle :.! ' ent. Mr and Mrs Eber LcwJ« Mrs Ted Cha~man was voled In and lamdy Joe and June Corleton Saturday ~'Y Gtlbert most origmal Ta were as follows B~n Rousb Mrs Paul Johnson and SISler Jamce Ztrklc to the Auxlltary durtng the bufil Mr and Mrs Ervin f!aumgard Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kal!it r •man Fmlaw ughed ~Albert Seniors James Henderson Jun "' 'Irs Ed ward Ryan Mrs "'ltnnte Mrs RaIPh Jordan an d daught ness sraaton when thcv voted an ncr and lamtly Gc •rgo Alma a I of Columbus was guests of Mr a 111 ,tartm 1unnt<st and Terry Ohl fltll Foglesong Sophomores Rizer Mrs Ranonu Neosc and era Judy and Nancy Canton were amendment to ratse th~tr a'·cs to Manmng Mr •nd Mrs Dolbetl Mrs Wtlllam Diddle and fatntll lncr rcprcscntallon IIors W I M F d St t k nd t f h t u Games were played durlnr; Caroh n Dotson and SJnanne o rs rc cwat ' wee c gucs s o cr parcn ~ $2 50 a year Plans *ere made lor Luckadoo Mr and Mrs L C M1s8 Ncmcy Neuman an1l Chester the ovcmng aCtor wh•ch sand pert Freshmen Klthy Fowler and I Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hartinger the annual Veterans Day Dmncr Thomas Mrs Sam Bryant Mr and Buokley SP«lnl Sunday tn Colnm •~-~liliiiii~liiiiiiijiii~ lv h doughnuts hot chocolate Doyle Jones and Srventh Grade and her brother, David to be held on November 11 wtth Mrs ~rue Bryant Mrs Hamel bus with Miss Sharlee Ncum~n 11 ~~ ~~dcr were served Amy Roush and Dame! Arlls Ned• Bralord younger daught the Lcgtonnatrcs aa gu~sts Mrs Warner and son Richard Mrs Mrs Leona Wmcbrcnncr • P Present were those named Students havmg B averages rr of Mr and Mrs Wallace Brad Mourning had sdcctcd the follow Sherman Butler Mr and Mrs IA:e vlsttlng her.. .-daughtcr Mrs Grace d D M Kenuc Joh tl or better but not straight As lord IS til with flu l'"g commtttees buymg Mrs Char Combs and family Dorotlly and Vtckers In Huntington I a mvc an ruce c were as follows Mra Roacoe Fowler Middleport les Bennett Mn Homer Hartley Lee Jr Mrs. Grace Oller and son Bt\1 wt Harold Hysell, Jack Bralc< Scmors Robert McGlothlin Lc RD IS a medtcal pallent at Hoi ~ mn• room Mrs John Hawkins Unable to attend but sendtng <pent Frtdaf nigh~ and Saturday ~umcs and Paul Sm1th Leah H 1'"1 '' 1 r.rucscr Sharon S•n•th Sallv tty Darhng James Johnson Geo the an zer osp"' Jr Mrs Harry Stover prograrn gilts were Mr and Mrs Harr son with Mr and Mrs Daryl Brown lu l ostcr Ethel Hysell Sharon anJ McFarland Linda Brmker Marilyn nu~:a~!m~~rc d•~~~:• ~: Nov 25 Chmtlne Babr older daughter Mrs Stelfl weleommg Dr Kath Bentley Mr and Mrs Joshua Jack Parkersburg W Va Charlene Zundel Jean and Karen Foglesong Allee Knopp Jane Pow when the Staff and O((lccrs of of Mr and Mrs Cash Bahr spe\'lt ryn Poindexter Mrs Cora Bennett son Mrs Freda Fields has bcfn con lolt Brenda Bailey Madolvn ell McFarland Betty Roush and Frida/ and Saturday Wtlh Mr alid Other commtttees who have 'incd to her.1Jome ~y tllness lMarlin and two guests Judy Dorothy Shtrley :~:. M~~~s J:~~~ P:.~~:·. ~~: Mrs Ralph Gtbbs Jr and children been appointed Mrs Mourntpg M , Jlol!ert Holstein I ,, h d Johnn Shasteen Juniors Faye Burton Btll Boy Gloria and G~'1 ti~~P mciudo the ~:·~::tl;::.:,.;.,:. ~ tcr DJanne Sue vaug an an Y er Marte Jew~lt Larry Ltevlng home of Mrs Dave Farmer wtth and lltend~d t~ tgo,i rnl Mrs Sidney Pickens Juhhng McClung Ann Newland Mrs Otho Watts as co hostess val at the New 1!1. !li:~ I Wayland Mrs Don "!"'·l!''o"~an Marvm Roush Henry Burge.,, Mrs Willam Altman presldonl Slephen Batley small so rs Helen Kennedy Executive Nancy Flesher Ruth Grimm, How opened the meeting w•th the Franklin Bailey Chester dt mtttce Mr~ <Cecil Brsd., ard McDaniel and Joan Oliver Lords Pra)Cr repeated '" unison the past week with Mr and Mrs Harry Stover M(S Norman U Sophomores Barbara Clarke and durtng the mcetmg the !mal WallaOII Bradford and @ughters, land Mrs Chatlei • B<W~elt me~tl~g on Ttmothy Duncan Shtrley Henry plans lor the dmncr were cum Carolyn and Ne~a r' ~ The Auxlhary voted to purchcaae Larry Jellera Delores Mattox Bet pleted Mrs John Bechtle and lfaughtera material for fourteen new table prcstdcnt George S~::n~~~~ii ~~­ The Quarterly Conference o( the ty Lou Rouolt Eleanor Roush Sally Durmg the soc10l hour games Mary Ann are visiting het people cloths lor the Legion Hall kitchen hRd charge or the meeting was 1pened wtlli a song lollowcJI Untied :11rlh«il>t Church wAS held Roush John Boyer Wllmarme were played and prl!cs won bv tn Jenkms Ky They were 1-"en and dmlnt room equlllJIIent rccenliJ 3l 1he church with Dr Clarke Kenneth Dodson Shirley 1\1" Lena McEihmney Mrs Kad to Jenkin. last wee)< by Jack Mn Roscoe Fowler and Mrs with the Secretary report bcmg Rtchard H Bauer Dlstrtct Super Dodson Carol Glbbo Su~ Ellen Owen Mro Homer Jones M" Bechtle Sgt John Bechtle IS In Wtlmetta Smtih were roported 111 g1ven by Mrs Dick Wmebrenncr and Treasurer report by Mrs Bob mtendct I' P' cStdmg Goodmle Sharon Sayre Marilyn Ira Butcher The ho>lcss•s ser Alaska on special duty lor three Dcvotwr" led by the Rev Eu Schwlrz and Jerry Wiles ed salad nut bread and coffee monlhs of his mother Mrs R H Raw Wlute The btrthday of Mrs Don gene Brown opened the meeting Freshmen Ruth Brown Joan to two guests Mrs Peter Stac~" Mr Dnd Mrs LOU18 Hayden D)y lm~ts Ltsle was ob.5erved artcr whtch a group diSCUISion was Carroll Irma Grinstead Patty 1and Mrs Max Sanborn ond thcae ton spent the week end with her James R Allen 3C of Bplo Devotions was by Mrs Herm1n held wtth Dr Bauer as leader 00 Johnson Sheldon Roush Ruth 1 members Mrs Myron ~h il er Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Charlea bndge Md was the week e~d London and Btble study by Mrs Thtngs That Make For A Good Scarberry Mary Bums VIrginia George Childs Mrs C P Gall• Payne and grandmother Mrs guesl of Mr and Mrs Clare~r• enlertamed w•th a dmner recent'Y Church Espench•ed Eileen Ftelds Ann gher Mrs ~lllton Russell Mr1 Kathryn Payne They were accom Andrews , Reports on CommiBslons In Mts Howard Maudte Maynard Eugene Phll\p Metnhart Mrs Karl Owen panled home by thetr small son Raymond Hatfield Daytbn at thetr home ..ro;!l><t ,Hill 11ons Educauon and Fmance were Ntcholson Cheryl Roberts Law Mrs Ira Butcher Mrs Hom~r Louis Jr, who had spent two IS the guest of hts parents Mr Guests were Mr and Mrs Haro)d given The off•ctal board accepted 1renee R~ush Judtth Rowland, Jones and Mrs Lena McEihmney weeks here and by Mrs Charles and Mrs Andrew Hatfield Rut Ebersbach son Jimmy and daug hter Darla and Mrs Ru'h Laney the world semce aokmgs Dreema Stewart Rooemary Stew Payne 1 I land and other rel~l)veS, Prayer by Dr Bauer concluded art Judith Ann Turner susan zusMrs Sam Tinsley and daughter Airman and Mrs Clar~pce W '"d daug~ter Debbie the mcellng pan hul Akers Phyllis llatey Pea*!, Chanleston were Sunday Andrews left MondJy mornln~ MrR Bauer occompanicd Dr Kitty Brown sunUa Durbin Bill gu~sts of Mrs Kathryn Payne and ror their home In Fairhope Ala I Bauer and was present for the Frey Patrlcta Harrah Georlann her famll? arter a week's vlstt wtth his par meeting Jelfera John Johnson Ferris Dale Mrs. Leo Childs is in Holzer Hos cnts Mr and Mrs Clarence An Justis Sharon Knapp Beverly pita\ lor minor surgery and obser drews and family Rouoh Arawanna Smith Darlene vatlon Mr and Mrs Pat Parker and Now Open Stukey Carolyn Stewart Eliza Mr and Mrs Clarence WII(IOm Airs Noah Haskins Is substttut dau~hter or ( olumbus spent t~ beth Stroud and Julia Van Maire Andrews recent newlyweds log nt llllddleporl Hlgb School tbls weekend wtth her parent. M' Eighth Grade Jamca Bennelt were suests of honor at ' show I week and Mrs Max Mclnh~r! l'atty Nowland lltchard Aoel, Wll cr Saturday e~unmg gwen by Ben Philion who Is employed Mr and Mra Paul Batley and da Cundlf£ Ph111\p Hoffman Mn Wlllam Woodard The affair at the,Phlllp Sporn plant bas b<ien Mrs W\lllpm Wopdard v)sltcrl Wayn•• Lammcr Nancy McDaniel, was hold In the social room nl l1l with llu Sunday tn Athens llowar l McMl \lion Stephen Bur the Pomeroy Church or Christ Mrs Robert Tewksbary RN Mr. Alva Httc and son Mondoy through Saturdoy gc81 Eugene Hester Joseph Rus which was decorated wllh cut who has been til lor aeveral weeks Herald and &on Geor~c of llalti 9 to l PM sell Clowers and Ivy • has returned to .her work as office more 0 visited Sunday with re Evcmng By Appointment Seventh Grade Larry Burna Games were plavcd dunn~ nurse for Dr J J Davis lattvea and lrtends here 105 1 2nd St Paula Moynard Sandra Sayre the evening w•th prizes awarded ' Mr and Mro Jilloyd Rumlleld Pomtroy Claud" Zerkle Nancy Armstrong the winners alter which the bon or Rutland visited Saturdav wltb Phollt 269 M 1John Call Rebecca Goodntte Dale ored guests opened tqelr many 'I llr and Mr$ Char)@ ! By~ Grimm Ellther Smithson Chloris lovely gifts Mr and Mrs Charlel lluek vi! APPLUNCE r / ~ ';;:;;;:;;;:;~:;;;;;;;;;;;~;-;::;; Machi an•1 Arlme Roush RcfrCHiu 1ent. o( cake iced n tied Sunday In Langs , 111e wltb • ;;;;;;;;;;;; " ------white and decorated with pink her sister Mrs Lula Jacks ADd PIJONE 1284-Y rose bu<ls and the tnocrlptlon Miss Phylll! lhlc student oJ ,r.mlly 1 Gayle and Andy tee croa n \ OU Athcno spont tbc wcckenrl -~M~r~an~d~~~~...':.J:....::'~~'.::.:.::O:::::;;:=~~~=::!:==:: und coffee were scrv•d to Mrs wtth her parents Mr and ~!t' Oltver Mtehacl Mrs Conrad O)ll Clark lhlc Morning Star ngor Mtss Elizabeth Dully Mr and Mil §elwyn Whtlc f 5 :111-sca Mary and Suoan Purk Mrs Galllpolts visited Sunday even llcl<n Lctfhcli Mn Flnrcn,c lng w•th thotr aunt Nctlh Approximately 75 ottcnded the llurnsldc M" Denver Kapplpc Koehler lumlly night held Sunday even Ml!l!l Louise Gilmore Ml s Mr ancl Mrs 1 w Dawson ln!J 1t United Mclhodlsj church Tnmu Fu~otc Mn1 Ra lph Nm nnd children Pt~nny and Pcu A potluck dinner was served at Inn Mr11 W 0 Barmtz Mn CJ( ( olumbu ~ ere h ) u au from lublca dccornlcd with ( hnri('S Warn(r Mro; I lwO!d "Ucsts Ill wmolll c WC(l~('J; cui rlowcrM pum1,1klna and ornn,;c Howcn Mil'is )) '\lc SO\\j 11 Miss fa D or 8 I h:t r Mr: ~II 1 uuu lh s In trYlllnl holders \fury Alit 0 And lcWII Mrs Cl:.r Ef:'~ur~~w~o!h~~; !I au rs ALL NEW I Arter tlmncr the Rvv Eugene tnrt AIHir\WII ''n1l dw~hhr SuI 1\1 r nnt 1 Mrs RIC hnr• 111 nw 1m Jh c~~~ spukc on What Molh(l(li:;t:; -; 1n }111111 ~ R Aile II Rn I1 IIIII r ~1 rl k 1 I H il•v• followed with 11 g1oup Wllllum WocJtlrml Jr ~1\ll lh' 0 ....~ 011 we ro Wtl _ _:n~ f.:U~"' cllsriiHHiun hunoll cl J!Ut !-> l!! lhc aHuh wus S)lommred by tlu St !Hiin~ ~ 1 11:. hut un 1hlc In < 01 H nouhlc Ch•Ks 1.111d hostacssea lilt nil w1re Mr:; I d"' •r I Venu v wert Mrs l~o Grew Mrs I.An ~1r~ orville Well Mr!! 11 onanl snulh Mrs Kermit Walion Mrs, v 111 Mnh•r M" Jnhn Klnca''' 1 h II" l'mlngQr Mra Arthut 11 ,. l'nul<y A N• nl Ml!! Curt I Tile BYF or the Pomeroy Fir•. ~ In Local Newa In AdvertlliDI IJI I NO 107 tow tonight 42 to 41. / SINGI,.I COPY-Oc ------.-----·----------~--------------- ~~·--~~~--~--------~----~ ---- - - - - - - - - - - ak Seen For Pomero I MethOdiSt Church Q arterly Meet IS Held Here Ohto Cl~~t~fly todoy with Mmt htht ohoworo Hot portion, cloudy with eho.,.. of thowt,. north portion High todoy In tilt 50t, Ql'<'lliaUOII Dneted ro fte lntereltl I I ly UNITED PUIS I I Pythian Sisters Planning Annual Famt'I Yo·Inner Weather he Dail IRST I I The Qi~""'AIMo~t SYRACUSE I Mrs I- ! I --- BURNER WITH _. BlAit-1 GREE~ )lOT ' SPECIAL- ON DISPLAY AT Shower Is Gt'ven In Honor Of NeW1YWedC0Up1e I The OHIO fuEL,GAS .~ I OFFI~E . ' I Revoke Prol\ation Of Rutland Youth MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon Po11eroy Council Asbl For Renewid PAMEROY SOCIETY I Unl'ted Methodt'st Foml'ly Nt'ght Mee t 'tng I Held M'" I IN(;LUJII S tt.~>frlgt ralur GRM ual Range I'a)' Only '59 ~U du~ u 111d f2UO ttcr muull1 I~KER y 1 ~.:~ r Mr:; ~Hunley Hni\l\ Ma 1 hnl u . Jiskt.w M1s JnNilllh ltuuh "" < hnli<s Withe< M" Rnw r 1zaak Walton's 1Ham Supper Is Held On Monday I hnlv Clvc IIJCIIIbUfl n 11111 t, M" llnrn I hllllp' M" I Jrl Nrnlnn Mrl'i MIX Mt lnh 1rl "" Mtlvn1 Smllh Mrs (,Jnliv' ll•llny nllfl Miss Jo'" I '"dm 1 I" I In~ IIIII RALL'S' BEN FRA~KLI~ HERE'S,TO THE LADlE$ · 1 awmglng tbd•y to v.ote•< of her dres asktng renewal of the I 'h mtl' at the State Fatr f1vc year otreet ltgMmg le.y in 7junior lfader wluc.-. If not renewed could rf' a~ounts nut~ttion suit m the town bctng blackened first atd out by 1959 hQmc manuge S<~mpl c hallot~ were tn be c1r ' /t f of the 1946 plans for the new system and diSposal plant would have to rtviewcd and ap. proved by the stat4:! The cm~sunu•rs lnrgc 50-52 Chickens fryers lc lower fr¥ ora 3-ll'h lbs 15 J6 heavy ben• 13 14 ltght hens 8 I pnec dtstr button en fryer! 30 000 at I > tlti 000 at 16. Butter 90 score 71 ISecretary QUJts • Burge~Js and N1plr s1nt the mayor -a COPY O( :hru letter to Woolpcrt mvltmg a conference with a vtew toward workmg u.. t a jomt system whach would be fatr to both towns ta chargeable o~atmg and construction ex penscs Mtd4)eport counc1l In Scptem ber had voted to have the ltrms confer Pomeroy council early thiS month tabled a s1q~l lar m~ !ton The mayor asked Burgess and Ntplc lo proceed anyway a no cost to the vtlla;c •nd the l1rm agr..d .::7 I \Irs Robert Hamm executive secretary or lhe Mason County lied C•oss has r~stgned her posl !ton el!ectlve Noycmbcr 1 Succccdmg ~cr as head o£ the ltcd Cross 10 Mason County will be Mrs William llamm of PI Pleasant ------- Cooking is child's play ~n a new BURNER-WITH·A~BRMN GAS RANGE On October 22 and October 23 287 employees of the Oh•o Val ley Electrtc Corporalton s Kvgrr Creek Station were moculal1 d agamst the ~sian flu Df Howard Foslor Gall tpoil 0 the company doctor at KYgl!l Creek who procured and admm ' HOSE Also surVJvmg are a sister Mrs Notma, Wllrd of Mtddlcport and several grand children an~ great grand clllldrern Funeral arnngemc11ls ar<. in charye of Rawlings Coats Funeral H9me. ' ;; Halloween Parade And Party Are Scheduled At Middleport Mtddleporl's Halloween Celebration JS sponsored by Feen ey Btnhelt Post ND 128, Amencan LegJon and the M1ddle port Marchmg Band directed by George Dallas wtll lead the Grantl March and parade through the busmess secbon Entrants m the costume pme contests wtll meet the band at the vtllage hall at 8 p m when the parade wtll march up tslered the vaccmc stated that North 'fhtrd Avenue to Rutland St over to North Second Ave down to Mltl out Mtll to North Third and up to the parkmg lot oppoSile the Mayor's o(ftcc Judges for the contests w1n 11othe Rev c E Hoyt pastor of the ember According In I 8 ll•rrol tl First Bapltst Church the Rev Rob Mannr.er aL'1{H;rr t;rc('k tile mo crt P~lmer Church of the Naza culations arc part of the em rene Mayor c o FISher Council ployee w~Care program main prestdent Wayne Gtbbons Other talned by the Ohto Valley Elec- ministers of the town who were lnvtted to assist m the JUdgmg tric CorporatiOn Mr !larrolrl added the Asmn Nero unable to be present and subflu shots were made avatlablc h~ stllutes may be announced later the company on a volunt,ry ba!l< Th Leg 1 n commtttce Included to the employees dcs1rmg the Don ~oach ~encral cha~rman Paul llaptonstall techmca\ chatrmon shots f C cmony ~ermsn ~fa~sr.::tc~h~rle:rHaddtx and Don JAYCEE ETTE MEETING Meigs County Ja1crc-ettes wJII Rlee Other members of the J..e. bold thmr regular mectmg Thur~ gJOn post w1tt asSist them and the day at 8 p m 10 the home of AuxUiary members will serve elder Mra Jack Seelta Lmcoln Heights and doughnuts and d"trtbute Ia there have been no reacl10ns rP. ported from the mJectlOns The va~cmc IS to he g:JVcn P• two ~hots wtth tile second mocu lations scheduled for early No\ ON I\ I' AIR RUTJI BAitRY ,I \ ' be arm today Are you a member ol our Ruth Bat ry HQflery Club' If not listen ,... for every 12 paiu of our regular llatterlng Nylon Hose you buy from us, we gtve you ~ NYLON !i8Id lt would sewerage and sewage cllspO§al J)lant system got a shot m t,\c 1Mao01on Red Croso01 o while and brown A JlllllbOs 50 53 A large 4H8 I) IIICdllllll 37-41 A <II alii 24 29 U Iorge 4244 tOil ~ large 54-55 A medium 4G-48 H n111VU: bard)• tell what s11 1nga mtghl !olio a plan \o use eXJ~nfl sewers He thought 11 would )If 111 the o01ghborhood o! $300,000 Yuu must remember he satd there s a lot of (olks In town who aren t booked mto the pres-ent system None of those on Lin coin Htll or Lmcoln Hctghts are They would have to have sewers too .Meanwhile recent a1Jort1v~ plans to have Pomeroy s en~l neers and the Robert I Wfol pert Co Dayton 0 Mtddleport engmeers cpnfcr on 1 JO nt '1 1 BETH ITJI Tim v~lon ¥"" at farms Mako STARK'S your ueadquarter-r lOt: Prescrlplions and Health llc¢a We have a Skilled Pharmaelat always on hand and ll~k The Newest and Flneat Pharmaceuticals' Today, quls! Oklaboma It was suggested that any re- I OF WHAT STATE IS THE MISTLHOE THE OFAOIAL Janice Wehrung H Celebrates er Tenth Birthdqy cf lite II 1111 k Wiltuul.tnJIItC h11tl u. luu\t ttup II their fatm r,tolldHY CVID wll h John J(lncnltl ontl Day A thWIIIIII 08 tM coot<s 1 COl I Knutz prcsjtlont was In Mr nntl Mrs F~lwln \Yolnun~ 'In ~rge or tho meeting ond Jut!~• entortnlnud with a party Sun•IHY Oa I he Brll!hltl~l COIIICr 1\"hn lln'oi• showe~ ~olorcd 11ldcs uttcrnnon at thoir ho 01 o cuvc St In Mlddlepttrl In ken on • rccontlrlp to Wjlllams honorinM their dauahtor Jonlcc on ;;;:;::;;E;:;:;:;:;:~~~~~~·~·g~V~n~!;or;;t;h:;o;ip~ro~ii;ra;;:m;:;;;;;;'- her tenth birthday ~ The llallowe~n theme w" car rlcd oul In the decoration• rc froahmenta iDd lavon Games wore tJiuyed during lho afternoon I and prlaes awarded to Barbara 1~llddleport, 0. Horal\, Zana Thomas Sheila Hicks l'huue 60%1 Y Ruetta Wells an~ Pe&if Folmer Alter the honored cuett opened her allto relreohment. Including a decoratd birthday cake \vas served to tholM! named above and Mary Daun Bolin,... Terry Mitch Judy W•hrunc ~oty Beaver Diane Zlr Xle and Chtryl Hood FUR)UTURE 1 alter be north41( Rutlaod pn Route 124 the night before He had been on probatton from a jad sentence of f1ve months and ' fmc o( $75 for theft of gaso ltne and a battery Grindley sent Wyatt back culated th1s Wllck end pointmg county Jail to scrvO;,.hts Civ1.1 mcnt proJeetiS. out 'llonths added three days for the l.lcmbe•ship In Subordmate and t!Wt and r ned hun an addtttonal J>omona Grange which she 1s cur The counc I or the village of ~160 tenlly represcntmg as princess at Pomeroy by resolulton June 3 tn other act10 ns Hae JustiN~ lhc Slate Grange meeting at Co- 1957 " sub llllhn. to the clcc Clned Jcsstc MorriS 22 $16 anti lumbu11 school actiVIties whue 1tors or the v• llage a propo.. al costs for drtvmg without a h she 18 a JUmor at Rutland lltgh Cor the renewal of the I II. mt\1 ccnsc and Michael Evans Lon~ SChool and church and other com tnx lcvv for a P9rtOd ol ftvc y~ars Bottom $15 and costs lor cross munJty prdgtams lo p1ov1dc funds for street hJ:hl tng over a yellow hnc Both ar m~ llus Is not a new ta:~ as 11 rests w•tc by the state patrol Mill! Atkins w111 be the ltrsl ""'i'IY rrplaccs 11 prcvtou• lei' ltfelgti County 4 H c.lub member or lhf' Slllllc ammmt wh1ch ha~< to tepre>Cnt Ohto at National 411\ IXJHtcli / ( lub Congress 111 the inst 10 Pfcvauus WI mcrs were John Plul 1 W1 IH lu v1 lht volcrs ur l'om lips o! Wtlkesv1lle Mra Betty Lou ero) 1wcd md m wlilmg tu pay Gcnh(!lmcr Dean Chester and Mrs for the stre1l l!ghlmg prote('twn Mary Kathryn luttlc Hose of Long\ we nrc ncmvm:{ Your rountJI Bottom 111 ~rs v u ln vote fo1 the levy In 1' csd!tv s election MARKET REPORT ' t unlliiJlrll on I 11~c I hreel CINUNNAII Ul' - l'to!lncc 1 - - - - -1Ell!'• targc c~s· " tower '" ccs PJeo l N~ tu;c uul Mu Max Ward Just1cc of Peace R E Gr1ndlev Tuesday revoke~ an earhcr pro bahon and lmpol(Od a new !me as 1well on ~~~~i~~f.WIPomeroy Li~ villago cotlbctl sent o 3 ROOMS OF Fu.r•titure After New Arrest - - von of leta hats blow-ouls nou;emaker, and a spectal Balloon Surprise ' whtch IS planned by Chairman Haptonstatt as a com plete &III'Prise to C!veryone at the ccl~bratlon Prtzcs wtU be given for the ltrst second and lhtrd wtnnc" '" these classes prettiest ughe>l m~st comtcal ~ most ortgmal T e prtzes are cash lhts year The refreshmen!& and favors w•ll be db• lrtbuted to the band membe;: :h: peQple m costume m par\ nd ohlldren of the commum Y a then to the general pubh< as long cs the supply lasts t I Tbe Middleport F~te Depar mon wdl ISIJSI thedLeg~nnaThs ~~ !he parade an pa y e ileport pollcedd~\:m:•~:~, : cort the para e oug or to the Judging � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 29, 1957 allensworth blessing jeffers smith